Bill Clinton on Donald Trump
← Back to Bill Clinton ProfileGiven the alphabet listing, the quote wryly suggests analyzing a self-absorbed speaker by focusing on the frequency of "I" rather than their falsehoods, playing on language and ego.
“He mostly talks about himself. So the next time you hear him, don't count the lies. Count the I's.”
Before his political ascent, Bill Clinton, reflecting on social circles and shared New York roots, spoke warmly of Donald Trump, highlighting their golfing camaraderie.
“Donald Trump has been uncommonly nice to Hillary and me. We're all New Yorkers. And I like him. And I love playing golf with him.”
Within a section seemingly referencing an alphabetical index, this quote dissects a politician's appeal, highlighting their branding prowess and promise of decisive action.
“'''He's a master brander, and he's the most interesting character out there. And...he says something that overrides the ideological differences. There is a macho appeal to saying, 'I'm just sick of nothing happening. I'll make things – vote for me.''''”