Does Trump think all with humble beginnings are losers?

Why yes, he may just feel that way. I guess if you don't

come with a silver spoon loaded in your mouth, you are a

loser. Gosh, who else had a humble beginning? Anyone?


The Trump for President 2000 campaign featured his claim

that “the only difference between me and the other

candidates is that I’m more honest and my women are more

beautiful.” He also complained of politicians who cited

their humble origins. He mocked them for saying,

in effect, “Elect me, I’m a loser.”


And then there is this...


There’s also one who wrote, in the second to last year of

Reagan’s presidency, that he had been “so smooth, so

effective a performer” that “only now, seven years

later, are people beginning to question whether there’s

anything beneath that smile.”

The gadfly was Donald Trump, writing in his book The Art

of the Deal. But it wasn’t just a glancing blow; to

promote the book, Trump launched a political campaign

that tore into Reagan’s record, including his willingness

to stand up to the Soviet Union. Advised by the

notorious Roger Stone, a Nixon-era GOP trickster, in

1987 Trump took out full-page ads in the New York Times,

the Boston Globe and the Washington Post blasting Reagan

and his team.


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