Trump to Use Sanders' 'Unqualified' Comment Against Clinton.

[sufrommich]

Look out for Bernie Sanders to help front-runner Donald Trump compete against Democrat Hillary Clinton.

Not purposely, of course. But the Republican front-runner says that he'll use Sanders' sound bite calling Clinton unqualified later in the campaign. Trump didn't mention that Sanders has since retreated from his own comment and said that Clinton, a lawyer, former senator and onetime secretary of state, is intelligent and experienced.

On "Fox News Sunday," Trump said Sanders' comments back up his own charge that Clinton is only a viable candidate because she's a woman.

He spoke ahead of Tuesday's Indiana primary, with 57 GOP delegates at stake. Trump, Clinton, Sanders and GOP rival Ted Cruz have events in the state Sunday. Clinton also is delivering a speech to the NAACP in Detroit.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/trump-sanders-unqualified-comment-clinton-38797210







Thanks,Bernie.

[Fresh_Start]

1. easy fix

Sanders needs to say that Trump and Cruz are unqualified...to an even greater degree than Clinton

[TheBlackAdder]

39. Another stupid OP. We've seen this before when McCain used Hillary's words against Obama!

[WhiteTara]

2. Thanks Bernie. You're a peach.

Thanks for joining the party to rip it to shreds. We are grateful for your

[grossproffit]

4. His plan all along. eom

[NWCorona]

23. Do you also blame Hillary for McCain using her speech against Obama in an ad? nt

[grossproffit]

3. We all know how well that turned out for BS.

[Thinkingabout]

5. In this particular case, being a man does not qualify Trump, I don't know even if he was a woman

it would qualify him. Diarrhea of the mouth seems to be his constant companion.

[BootinUp]

9. excellent points, lol. nt

[tammywammy]

7. Trump already started saying it, he said it Tuesday night.

[beachbumbob]

8. Makes no difference to those that won't vote for trump in the first place...

[riderinthestorm]

10. Oh right. Trump would have NEVER have used that if not for Bernie

[sufrommich]

11. He means he's going to directly quote Sanders. Probably use the

footage in an ad. The point isn't that Trump wouldn't have labeled her unqualified,the point is that he's got Bernie Sanders seeming to agree with him.

[riderinthestorm]

17. If you think this will be any kind of killer"attack" from Trump,

I've got news for you. He's going to use his own personal deals where he "bought" Senator Clinton.

He's going to outline in detail how the Clinton Foundation is a scam with specific details from the sham Haiti relief $$ .

He'll hammer on how she's untrustworthy on handling classified information with her email scandal.

He'll release the most damaging speech transcript.

He'll go on in explicit detail @ Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epsteins child raping plane rides leading to dredging up Bill's entire sordid history with inappropriate behavior with female subordinates after which Hillary either actively worked to destroy those women or passively stood by as they were destroyed.

Etc etc etc. Senator Bernie Sanders comment on Hillary being "unqualified" will be a tiny blip in the face of what's coming.

Your candidate's tough right? Bernie’s comment is like water off a duck's back right?

Hope so because the floodgates are yet to be opened against her and everyone will be wishing for the days when "unqualified" was the worst thing ever.

[procon]

19. Plus, she's wasting time and money countering ridiculous attacks on two fronts.

If she's confronting Trump's replay of Sander's criticism, then she's missing opportunities to talk about her ideas and plans. The tag team combination of a Democrat and a Republican making the same swipes at Hillary, emboldens both Trump and Sanders fans and encourages them to find more areas on common ground that they hope will chip away at her lead.

[beedle]

12. If that's going to hurt her

then she's a pretty weak candidate. Hillary should step down.

[procon]

13. Why not, GOP talking points have always been popular with Bernie's fans.

Republicans won't hesitate to use the same lines of attacks against Hillary that the Bernie crowd does, reasoning that if one faction of Democrats are rallying around the latest scorcher, they'll pile on and help undercut her, too.

[ibegurpard]

14. you mean they never would have come up with it on their own???

Get a grip.

[sufrommich]

15. See post # 11.

I'm having a hard time believing Sanders supporters here can't grasp what Trump is doing.

[NurseJackie]

20. The Hillary-haters are pretending to be stupid.

Wait, no, that can't be right. Never mind, I take it back.

[Android3.14]

16. Makes you wish she were qualified.

Just sayin'...

[sufrommich]

18. She is qualified,in fact anyone who was both a Senator and a Secretary of State

would be qualified whether you agree with their politics or not. That's what made the remark so utterly nasty.

[Android3.14]

21. There's experience, but then there are ethical, moral and honesty qualifications

She fails with those, hands down, meaning Sanders was correct in questioning her qualifications.

[sufrommich]

26. Then by all means Sanders should carry on with

the "she's not qualified" attack. It's really working out well for him.

[Android3.14]

31. Your attitude just makes me want to avoid Hilary even more

The example she set, and which you ape, is horrid.

[sufrommich]

36. Oh dear. If only Hillary supporters on DU

would take the barrage of insults without replying. That's so freaking uppity of them.

[BootinUp]

22. Thats like a reflex action for you correct?

[Android3.14]

29. Nope. She is unqualified on (a) ethical, (b)moral and (c)trust issues

(a) Speaking fees (bribes)
(b) Warmonger
(c) Sniper fire

These are just the obvious examples of why she is unqualified. You abandon humane common sense if you support Hillary. I want nothing to do with her or her ilk.

[BootinUp]

33. A lot of people make careers just spreading filthy lies

You have a knack for it in case you didn't know.

[Android3.14]

34. Name the lie, bubby

Name the lie or keep pounding sand.

[Katashi_itto]

40. Jeezus, which one do they need???!!!?

[timmymoff]

43. are you talking about david brock?

he seemed to tell some lies, before joining the person he was lying about.. hmmmmmm.

[BootinUp]

44. So MediaMatters, his other job, has been spreading lies about the RW? Is that YOUR view?

[timmymoff]

45. he's a little bit slutty and a little bit nutty

and a prostitute to the propaganda game known as camp weathervane.

[BootinUp]

47. I find that he's not that unique. People get caught up in what they believe is for the best

"the ends justify the means" and all that. I also find that most people will not forgive past acts unless they are by a close relative, or other close associate. What does make Brock somewhat more unique is that he appears to have been bothered by his past acts enough to admit them.

"Truth is not important, its what you can make people believe" should be the number one slogan in politics, because its practiced by more players than I care to think about. And as soon as a politician or group claims they are the only one with truth better to take a closer look.

[timmymoff]

48. Propaganda is not truth, never has been, never will be. Like 7-up.

[BootinUp]

50. I can keep quoting shit like pick the log out of thine own eye, but I doubt

you are ready for any philosophical self reflection.

[timmymoff]

52. If I were to reflect

I would only anger others. My reflection would show me I am correct in describing the immorality of one candidate's positions and methods. I would basically re affirm my already moral higher ground by not supporting a continuance of terrible foreign policy decisions etc. Are you sure you wish for me to do that? Or would you whine I am helping opposition research?

[BootinUp]

56. Isn't that what you have been engaged in already?

The kind of reflection I suggested would be looking for faults and virtues on both sides. Because they are there, that is the only real truth.

[timmymoff]

58. How many do we overlook

before we decide that it has gone far enough to the right , you let me know. Is fracking, regime, change, free trade deals, an unwillingness to fight for minimum wage or healthcare, support of keystone then flip flopping, private prison money, big money, lobbyist's money enough to say we need a change and the person who supports all of these won't provide that change? When do we admit the democratic party is to the right of republicans of the 80's? When do we actually look at what we created and reflect? I've done it, and it isn't me who moved them there. I've had enough of it, you apparently accept it.

[BootinUp]

59. You typed out a ridiculous one sided view very well. Be proud. nt

[timmymoff]

60. Yet you couldn't address one of the issues brought forth.

Or again, chose to overlook them. They do not fit your favorite "teams" narrative, even though they are that teams record.

[BootinUp]

61. Friend, it reads like propaganda, for me to pick it apart is child's play

but you would learn nothing. YOU need to pick it apart.

[timmymoff]

62. yea, it's child play

another refusal.

[NWCorona]

24. Enough said

[gabeana]

63. You notice how

they (Hill Supporters) ignore this, they are hypocrites

[NWCorona]

64. Yup they aren't trying to touch this.

[onenote]

25. Virtually all of Trump's opponents plus most newspapers and even RW columnists

have declared Trump unqualified.

He can't win that battle.

[Autumn]

27. Thank Hillary for what she said about Obama that McCain used while you are in an appreciative mood

[Vote2016]

28. Sanders has been so gentle with Hillary in this primary that such whining is hilarious.

Trump is going to throw everything against our nominee, and if it's Hillary, he has bigger and meaner arguments than anything from Sanders.

[aikoaiko]

30. LOL.

[Hoyt]

32. Fortunately, the source - Trump or Sanders - has no room to talk about Prez qualifications.

[JonLeibowitz]

38. Yep, two term senators (even 1 term) senators have no business running for president.

[Hoyt]

57. Not sure Senate alone really prepares most folks for Prez nowadays.

[KingFlorez]

35. After what it did for Sanders, Trump is welcomed to it

[yodermon]

37. Poor Hillary, so damaged by her wittle pwimary opponent

Boo hoo.
Cry me a Fucking river.
Enjoy your mega millions, hope it buys you a get out of jail free card.

[Katashi_itto]

41. Bwhahahahaa! Poor defenseless Hillary.

[frylock]

42. Oh noes!

[Joe the Revelator]

46. I thought Hillary was already completely vetted decades ago!?

[PowerToThePeople]

49. "Disqualify Him, Defeat Him"

Bernie did not start this line of talk.

You reap what you sow.

[tonyt53]

51. Odd how the hardcore Bernie-ites resort to insults

They've got nothing else. Maybe that is why when Bernie said free tuition and free healthcare they jumped on his bandwagon.

[PowerToThePeople]

53. E.Y.S.

[LyndaG]

54. Ha!

I think her experience as Senator and Secretary of State far outshines his. Not to mention, all the negative things his opponents have said about Trump. Plus, he has put his foot in his mouth a number of times. The Republican Primary voters might accept that, but I doubt most voters would.

[Kall]

55. McCain used footage of Clinton against Obama.

This happens all the time in general elections, because that is the nature of primaries. Find something else to flip out over.

"I'll bring a lifetime of experience, John McCain will bring a lifetime of experience, and Barack Obama will bring a speech." Cue outrage in 3... 2... 1... go.

[workinclasszero]

65. If Trump uses it

he will look as dumb as Sanders when he said it.