Brutal ‘My temperament’ ad hits Trump hard on his lack of self-control

[DonViejo]

A new 30-second campaign ad from pro-Clinton PAC Priorities USA zings Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on his laughable insistence during Monday night’s debate that his “temperament” is his greatest asset.

“I think my strongest asset — maybe be far,” said Trump at Hofstra University, “is my temperament.”

The ad goes on to show clip after clip of Trump losing his cool, talking about how he’d like to punch protesters in the face, bombing “the sh*t” out of ISIS and shooting people on Fifth Avenue.

“Donald Trump,” the ad concludes. “Unfit to be president.”

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/09/brutal-my-temperament-ad-hits-trump-hard-on-his-lack-of-self-control/

[KittyWampus]

1. his supporters LIKE that though. Hopefully some undecideds will be influenced.

[BumRushDaShow]

4. Sadly yes

They like the big mouthy "oaf" who "tells it like it is". They don't understand that he really doesn't care about them. He considers them "the help".

[Zambero]

6. Yes, the undecideds are the target for this type of ad

Also "soft" supporters of the 3rd party candidates.

[anamandujano]

14. This ad, on top of the debate should give them a clue why they should not throw away their vote.

There will be no thinking of 3rd parties or parties at all if Trump takes the reins. We will have more pressing problems.

[cannabis_flower]

61. Normally

as a voter in a very red state, I might not consider you voting for a third party candidate throwing away my vote.

But this time there is too much to lose and I've been hearing that it might actually be close here in Texas. I would kick myself if Hillary lost by 1% in Texas and I voted for the third party candidate.

[NewJeffCT]

62. and, to remind soft Clinton supporters

how disgusting Trump is and to make sure they get out to vote

[LAS14]

13. No way would Hillary ever win over people who like this behavior.

It's the undecideds. Or, to firm up those white Republican women who can't bring themselves to vote for Trump.

[calimary]

32. Well, of course! Look how they behave at his rallies!

You DO NOT see flying fists and Wrestlemania behavior and displays of anger, bullying, belligerence, aggression, and sometimes outright violence at ANY Hillary rallies. You never saw that at Bernie rallies, either, OR rallies for ANYBODY else on our side of the aisle. You never see or hear ANYBODY on our side of the aisle insinuate that the way to beat the opponent is to put him/her at risk of being shot & killed. Not EVER. Not at ANY time as far back as I can remember, watching presidential politics and election seasons. That's just not who or what we are, on our side of the aisle.

I'm sorry, but that IS who THEY are. That's why I didn't have any problem with Hillary's "deplorables" comment. She was right on that score, too.

[saltpoint]

2. If people spoke in their workplaces the way

Trump speaks at rallies, they would expect to be fired.

[MyOwnPeace]

40. If they think

like Drumpf does, they would not "expect to be fired" - they would think that they have that very right to think, act, and talk that way!
That's why they love him - he can get away with it and they would love to do the same!

THAT is why he cannot win - we must NOT allow him to win - we need to GOTV - big time!!!!

[saltpoint]

44. Trump likes to play the bad boy. He likes

to think that he's more shrewd than others in the business world. I hope his alleged tax cheating is exposed, detailed, and prosecuted. The potential scandal with the Trump Foundation could flatten him.

After the debate last night, I am expecting to see HRC's numbers begin to rise again.

[BlancheSplanchnik]

51. He imagines himself some tv show Mafia guy.

Blondie wishes he could be famiglia like on third rate tv.

He's too much of an asswipe even for that.

[saltpoint]

55. I never thought of it from that

angle, but yes, he does seem to emulate the mob boss kind of figure.

I certainly pick it up in Chris Christie.

[Zambero]

3. This is targeted at undecideds

The ones that might have been reassured to some extent by "Teleprompter Trump", but could be persuaded to go either way between now and election day. For that group, clips like this one will put Trump in a very unfavorable light. Coming fresh off the heels of the debate, I would consider this to be a very effective ad. Will be eager to see how Trump's "because I'm smart" and "that's business" remarks play into future ads.

[scheming daemons]

5. Wow... that was fast.

[Madam45for2923]

7. lol! Real good day Today!

[CajunBlazer]

8. K&R

[elmac]

9. During one 2 minute session

when HRC was speaking, the spoiled little rich brat interrupted Hill over 22 times. He is, like most republicans, a bully, self centered little prick. He also should get off the cocaine.

[rivegauche]

10. That constant screaming and interrupting her killed me.

I was so enraged I had to turn the channel. He is such a vulgar, rude piece of shit. I wanted Holt to slap him down but OF COURSE he would've bitched and cried about how the moderator was against him.

[yardwork]

12. I was annoyed but then I realized that it made Trump look worse.

[Chemisse]

16. It looks like that's what Hillary was thinking too. n/t

[Sunny05]

21. Ohhhh, yeah. He looked worse.

He made a fool of himself. And btw, I appreciate your sentiment.

[klook]

25. Exactly - "Please proceed." (nt)

[Mme. Defarge]

33. The best moment

of the 2012 campaign. Thanks for the reminder!

[Lucky Luciano]

47. Yup - I'll never forget that! nt

[calimary]

35. Here's how bad that was:

Andrea Mitchell, of ALL people, singled that out as a negative on his scoreboard. She got right to that point last night, the first time they went to her out in the field. She of course began by carrying on a little about the first 30 minutes or so when he did - well - shall we say not so bad, before he "ran outta gas," as GOP analyst Steve Schmidt repeatedly noted. That was his characterization of how Trump did, over the course of the debate. And he added "babbling," and "incoherent," too, and more than once for each of those descriptions. But after a couple of sentences on that, she went full-on about how badly he did, how many times he interrupted, and how Hillary held up well.

Even Andrea Mitchell. He stunk up the joint too bad even for Andrea Mitchell. She COULD NOT HELP comparing Hillary favorably to Trump. Just couldn't help it. It was PROFOUNDLY unavoidable. Even for her.

[LisaM]

18. I think it's cute...

how people keep acting as if Lester Holt was even in the room. Was he?

[tblue37]

22. Don't forget the snarky muttered comments into the mic, as well. nt

[yardwork]

24. So presidential!

[SleeplessinSoCal]

29. The interrupting, rude and dismissive behavior towards her

.... is what our three local city council dudes do to the two women council members. And to the city. They just want to develop the place.

I wonder if this is common behavior of real estate developers. They get reelected because some want new development and some just like treating women badly. That's what they did in the 60's. (been watching 'Mad Men' on Netflix. Better than MSNBC for this campaign).

[retrowire]

31. i was actually stunned that when Holt tried to stop him

Trump would hush him and say "excuse me"

If I were Lester I would have been like, "No motherfucker you excuse ME. IM THE MODERATOR DO YOU HEAR ME? IM MODERATING YOUR ASS RIGHT NOW SO SHUT THE FUCK UP AND WAIT YOUR TURN."

[rivegauche]

39. HAHAHAHAH! Love it. Oh I'd pay anything to hear that. nt

[KingCharlemagne]

45. OMG, what I would have given for that, even while recognizing it might have

been the spark to ignite the Civil War, v 2.0.

[retrowire]

46. I'M THE MODERATORRRRRRR

*gets out of chair, walks up to trump and starts spraying him in the face with a little water gun until he stops talking.*

[KingCharlemagne]

48. Much as you and I would love to see some version of this transpire, I gained an entirely

new measure of respect for Sec Clinton, watching her let Trump hang himself. it was a thing of beauty to behold. And maybe. Just maybe, Lester picked up on that jiu jitsu vibe and decided to let Trump's own words damn him.

[retrowire]

49. I certainly hope that's the case.

I hope it only gets worse for Trump here on out.

[Ilsa]

37. And when Holt would let him have his turn,

Trump would filibuster. A 10 second reply would take two minutes. Holt lost control.

[TexasBushwhacker]

65. Maybe Holt was just giving him enough rope to hang himself

Lester may be a Republican, but I can't imagine that he supports Trump.

[murielm99]

52. But she just kept talking.

It was wonderful.

[BSdetect]

11. Dangerous, deranged, delusional, devoid of facts

Just a brute.

Maniac.

[Auggie]

15. Psychopath!

[louis-t]

17. I hope they included the audience laughter in the ad.

How could anyone believe anything this fraud says?

[Sunny05]

19. Ohhhhh, that was good.

That was sooooo gooooddd!!!

[Sunny05]

20. K&R!

C'mon: K&R! K&R!

[napkinz]

23. K&R!

[Gothmog]

26. Trump's temperament was horrible last night

[klook]

36. I was actually surprised.

I was afraid we were all setting ourselves up for a big disappointment when Trump didn't live down to our low expectations. I didn't expect him to go to the trouble of actually learning anything for the debate. But I figured his handlers would make sure he was adequately coached and sedated to get through 90 minutes without looking like a complete ass. "Surely he's had to pretend to be a normal human being for at least a little while on occasion," I thought.

Wrong! The guy truly is incapable of even acting like anything but a raging asshole, even with the highest stakes he's ever had. It was bizarre to watch, and if I hadn't seen it in real time, nothing I've seen or heard in today's media "coverage" would have conveyed the degree to which Hillary so effectively eviscerated him. Nor would I have imagined the jaw-dropping spectacle of his compulsive self-destructive impulse, exacerbated by completely groundless self confidence.

I certainly hope Trump continues to trust his gut and stay on course.

[MyOwnPeace]

41. Well stated, my friend.

And for him to claim his "temperament" as his strongest asset, well....................

[3catwoman3]

54. More like his temper is his...

...greatest weakness.

[tclambert]

27. HIS temperament is HER greatest asset.

[MyOwnPeace]

42. Ooooooh,

I like the way you played that - and boy, did she EVER play it well!!

[lillypaddle]

28. What a charmer

[mnhtnbb]

30. We can all only hope that Trump will himself 'get the hell outta' here' on Nov. 8

and never be seen again.

[Mme. Defarge]

34. Maybe that wasn't a lie...

a sobering thought, n'est-ce pas?

[Portland_Anni]

38. I bet this baffoon can't play poker worth shit.

[MyOwnPeace]

43. He doesn't have to....

he owns the casino - HIS RULES!

[oasis]

50. A+.

[Poiuyt]

53. Trump's temperament IS his greatest asset...and by far!

Which just means his other attributes are REALLY shitty.

[Emilybemily]

56. WOW

I love these ads where all it is is Dump's words damning himself.

[Bucky]

57. That's not really brutal. It's just Trump talking.

It's embarrassing. It's tiresome. But brutal? Nah.

[Danmel]

58. I'd say he is a pig or has the temperament of a junkyard dog

But that would be unfair to pigs and dogs

[DinahMoeHum]

60. "A man you can bait with a tweet. . ."

. . .is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons"

- Hillary Clinton, at the Democratic Convention 2016

[kpete]

63. Yep

[lonestarnot]

64. Not brutal, all his words. Asshat.

[nolabels]

66. Please tell me i have awakened in an alternate universe

It's somewhere in between Comedy channel and the SCiFi NETWORK.

This dudes off the wall is from another dimension