“He loves me,…he loves me not…he loves me…“

I know, I have exceeded my Donald Trump quota for the week, but I can’t let this pass.

From the Washington Post’s Rebecca Sinderbrand, who follows the campaign’s twists and turns in an on-line column, comes a useful report on The Donald’s statements about teleprompters and his use of them between April 27 and May 27:

—April 27: Uses a teleprompter while delivering a foreign policy speech.

—May 2:  “I don’t have any teleprompters…I’m up here all by myself.”

—May 20:  “I’ve started to use [teleprompters] a little bit. They’re not bad. You never get yourself in trouble when you use a teleprompter.”

—May 22:  Attacks Clinton because she “reads off a teleprompter, you notice. She’s reading off a teleprompter, she always does.”

—May 24: “We should have a law that when you run for president, you shouldn’t be allowed to use a teleprompter.”

—May 26:  Uses a teleprompter while delivering an energy policy speech in North Dakota.

—May 27: “Isn’t it great when you don’t use teleprompters? …we oughta have a law that if you’re running for president, you can’t use teleprompters.”

Questions:

1. How can someone be so unaware of how his own words and conduct make his appear?

2. How can anyone respect someone like this?

3. How can anyone trust someone who does this?

4. How can any foreign government or leader trust someone who is behaves like this in public?

5. How can anyone claim they believe anything someone like this says or claims to believe?

6. How can anyone assess such a total and apparently shameless lack of integrity or consistency as anything short of frightening?

7. How can any intelligent individual read this and say, “It doesn’t matter”?

8. What possible conclusion can be reached based on these statements other than, “This man is completely unstable, unserious, and unfit to lead”?

9. How can anyone respect someone who won’t accept the obvious answers to the questions above?

The 10th question is in the headline, and no, it doesn’t matter who or what is running against him.

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Sources: Washington Post