So, being the cheapskate that I am, I opened the local coupon circulator that is mailed to me each month, only to find a 2-page Trump ad in the middle of it. The whole thing- which was paid for by “Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.”- looks like something a middle-schooler would have drawn up on PowerPoint 15 years ago, and is filled with laughable statements and bad grammar/spelling (“fire currupt executives”- seriously?). The first page, listed below, is a side-by-side comparison between Trump and Clinton, which apparently seems to be aimed at disaffected Bernie Sanders voters. I won't even bother going into the details, as the statements here are too inaccurate and poorly-argued to take seriously.
Nice ad budget, Donnie.
The second page is a depiction of the “millions of people” who allegedly support Trump, including avowed HRC supporter Russell Simmons, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, and- I am not kidding here- Rosie O’Donnell. That’s right, the same Rosie O’Donnell who has infamously engaged in a public feud with Trump over the past decade and whom Trump himself referred to as a “fat pig”, “dog”, “slob”, and “disgusting animal” at a GOP primary debate. I would ask if there is any lie the Trump campaign wouldn't be willing to tell, but I already know the answer to that. Unreal. I mean, this ad is so amateurish, poorly-made (it looks as though it was written by someone with a limited command of English) and jam-packed with laughable inaccuracies that I thought there was no way this could honestly be from the actual campaign, but there’s no evidence to the contrary.
