The media is having a feeding frenzy over some freakish off-the-cuff remarks Donald Trump made Tuesday morning regarding a baby crying during his campaign rally in Ashburn, Virginia.
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It all started when the baby began crying during the event. “I hear that baby crying”.
Trump told the audience during his rally that “something very nice just happened to me”.
Normally politicians are all about kissing babies at rallies but not Donald Trump – he’s all about kicking them out.
At first, Donald Trump said all the right things about a mom who was trying to get her crying baby to settle down, but as the baby continued to cry, Trump couldn’t help himself and let his real character show. Earlier he banned reporters from the Washington Post, while anti-Trump protesters were routinely taken out of rallies, said RT. “Actually, I was only kidding”, he said, smirking. He went on to further remark upon how the baby is healthy and attractive and that is all that matters.
Oh, too late. Hillary Clinton’s running mate, Tim Kaine, got in on the action, too.
“That’s okay, people don’t understand”.
‘It’s young and handsome and healthy, and that’s what we want, ‘ he said.
Trump’s proposal has been condemned by Muslim and human rights groups as well as his Democratic rivals and many of his Republican proponents who describe the proposal as divisive, counterproductive and contrary to American values.
Some mocked the media’s reaction to the moment.
Donald Trump confirmed that the only person on this planet that he cares about is Donald Trump.
He added another class to that list Tuesday: babies. But about a minute later, he asked that that the mother and baby leave the rally.
But then Trump wanted the baby gone. (We’ll never stop looking at those adorable photos of Obama and kids ever!) No wonder Obama called Trump “unfit to serve as president” today at a White House news conference with the prime minister of Singapore. Was Trump correct in kicking out the distressed infant?
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Trump then told the baby’s mother not to worry.
