Can Donald Trump Read?
- 6 years ago
UPDATE - Someone contacted me on Twitter and asked if Sam Bee from TBS's Full Frontal followed me. They included a link to her video about Trump being illiterate. I checked out the video, and basically she read the video description below. Those are my jokes, I'm not saying she stole them, I'm just saying I wrote them first. Suck it, Samantha.
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It's all starting to make sense now.
We already know Trump speaks at a fourth grade level, he can't read from a teleprompter, and he doesn't know what Barack Obama's birth certificate says. During a deposition in June, he explained that he has other people read contracts for him and he doesn't review the paperwork he signs. Then the GOP nominee for president was asked to read a section from one of his leases with a tenant.
The Fuhrer stumbled as he tried to think of excuses not to read the lease out loud and his lawyer seemed to get nervous.
I don't think the words "everything and the kitchen sink" are usually included in a standard damage clause; although it would be funny if he were actually talking about a kitchen sink at the rented property.
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It's all starting to make sense now.
We already know Trump speaks at a fourth grade level, he can't read from a teleprompter, and he doesn't know what Barack Obama's birth certificate says. During a deposition in June, he explained that he has other people read contracts for him and he doesn't review the paperwork he signs. Then the GOP nominee for president was asked to read a section from one of his leases with a tenant.
The Fuhrer stumbled as he tried to think of excuses not to read the lease out loud and his lawyer seemed to get nervous.
I don't think the words "everything and the kitchen sink" are usually included in a standard damage clause; although it would be funny if he were actually talking about a kitchen sink at the rented property.
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