Maggie Haberman Pokes Donald Trump In Sorest Of Spots: ‘More Incoherent’ And ‘He’s Older’
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The former president also seems “like he’s devoid of context," said the New York Times reporter.
The New York Times’ Maggie Haberman on Tuesday picked apart former president and current GOP nominee Donald Trump’s increasingly rambling answers to questions, which he has repeatedly tried to spin as a speaking tactic called the “weave.”
Haberman told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins that “we are used to seeing him have a discursive speaking style but it has gotten more rambling, it has gotten more incoherent and it’s gotten longer.”
Trump’s speeches “were much shorter when he was in office” but now can stretch to 90 minutes long, Haberman noted. “His aides have been working to try to get them down for a while. But no, I think calling it the ‘weave’ is PR to try to explain why he’s talking this way.”
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Haberman, who has reported on Trump for years and drawn his fury on multiple occasions, elsewhere during the discussion suggested Trump sometimes now seems “like he’s devoid of context” and “like he’s just sort of showing up and behaving in various ways.”
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