> >> If he's the kind of person who would mock a disabled person, IMO he's not
> >> really a likeable person.
> DW> I know of at least one person who will never, ever vote for him because of
> DW> this incident. She is the mother of a special-needs child and that
> DW> completely turned her off.
> One of my friends has a couple of disabilities, and he was turned off to Trump
> as well. It's also made it hard for me to want to support Trump.
I guess it depends on how you take it. At the time, I took it as Trump
being hard on that particular person and not as a blanket implication of
disabled persons as a whole. However, I can easily see where others would
take it that way, and I didn't think it was appropriate.
When people say he "doesn't act 'Presidential,'" while they usually cannot
define what that really means I can agree that is one time where he
definately didn't act so. Some of his attacks on John McCain were also
good examples of inappropriate, "un-Presidential" responses.
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