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So, his first attempt at 'rehabilitation' is to deny that he was making fun of Serge Kovaleski???
"Trump put his tact to a test during an interview with The Washington Post here Monday afternoon. Unprompted, he delivered a five-minute soliloquy attempting to explain himself for making wild arm and hand gestures at a rally last November to discredit New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski. The act was widely seen as mocking the journalist’s physical disability and has been featured in numerous ads and videos designed to savage Trump.
“I would never say anything bad about a person that has a disability,” Trump said, leaning forward at his office desk. “I swear to you it’s true, 100 percent true. . . . Who would do that to [the] handicapped? I’ve spent a lot of money making buildings accessible.”
Trump then satirically reenacted the scene, his arms jerking all around, and said he was trying to show “a guy who grovels — ‘Oh, oh, I didn’t say that. I didn’t say that.’ That was the imitation I was doing.”
“Now,” he concluded, “is that a believable story?”
Trump is obviously not ready for rehab....why go there???
When there is a video showing him mocking a handicapped person, there is no way to debunk that.
yep. trump specifically says "the poor guy. you ought to see this guy." before doing the mocking hand gesture. trump would later claim that he had never seen kovaleski before. this was also false, kovaleski had interviewed trump many times before.
Wow, this is the second thread about this in the last two days, you guys really don't have anything on Trump, do you.
So, how do you defend this?
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