Trump: ‘Nobody attacked’ Clinton in debate; Sanders a ‘maniac’
- 9 years ago
Donald Trump continued his analysis of Tuesday's night's debate, which he live-tweeted, during a rally in Richmond, Va. on Wednesday.
The Republican front-runner's biggest criticism was that he felt no one went after Hillary Clinton aggressively enough.
"Nobody attacked her," he said.
"There was no attack."
The moderators and other Democratic candidates stuck to policy questions, Trump said.
In contrast, he felt the Republican debates were "like a reality television show.
With me, everything was an attack."
Trump was appalled at the extent to which he felt Clinton moved to the left to compete with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, whom he calls a communist/socialist and a "maniac."
"I watched last night as Hillary and Bernie Sanders, they just couldn't give away things fast enough," Trump said, presumably referring to their promises of spending on programs such as higher education and paid family leave.
The Republican front-runner's biggest criticism was that he felt no one went after Hillary Clinton aggressively enough.
"Nobody attacked her," he said.
"There was no attack."
The moderators and other Democratic candidates stuck to policy questions, Trump said.
In contrast, he felt the Republican debates were "like a reality television show.
With me, everything was an attack."
Trump was appalled at the extent to which he felt Clinton moved to the left to compete with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, whom he calls a communist/socialist and a "maniac."
"I watched last night as Hillary and Bernie Sanders, they just couldn't give away things fast enough," Trump said, presumably referring to their promises of spending on programs such as higher education and paid family leave.