Trump Claims He’s More Presidential Than All Past Presidents (Except Lincoln)

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During a speech in Ohio this week, Donald Trump claimed that it was incredibly easy to act presidential, he just doesn’t think that’s what he needs to do. He then told the crowd that he’s been more presidential than anyone else that’s ever held that office, with the exception of Abraham Lincoln. He clearly doesn’t know what the word “presidential” means. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.   Link – http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/trump-lincoln-presidential_us_597803ace4b0e201d5797384 Ring of Fire needs your help! Support us by becoming a monthly patron on Patreon, and help keep progressive media alive!: https://www.patreon.com/TheRingofFire Spread the word! LIKE and SHARE this video or leave a comment to help direct attention to the stories that matter. And SUBSCRIBE to stay connected with Ring of Fire's video content! During a campaign rally in Ohio this week, why Donald Trump is giving a campaign rally seven months into his presidency, I really don't know, but nonetheless Donald Trump gave a campaign rally in Ohio this week where he told the crowd that it's so easy to act presidential. Unfortunately, the circumstances right now don't call for someone to be acting like a president. But, according to Donald Trump, if he wanted to act presidential, he could be more presidential than anyone in history, with the exception of the late, great Abraham Lincoln. Those are his words. "I could be more presidential than anyone in history, with the exception of the late, great Abraham Lincoln." I am pretty sure that every other single president in the United States, living or dead, would have to go ahead and disagree with you on that, buddy. The other presidents, even though it was available to some of them, didn't use Twitter the way you do to go out there and personally attack pundits, journalists, the media, your own appointees, members of your own party. They weren't accusing former presidents of felonies like you did with Obama and the wiretapping thing for which you still have provided zero evidence. They weren't out there making comments to world leaders' wives saying, "Wow, you've got a great body." That's just the kind of thing that's inappropriate and about as far from presidential as a human being can get. Nobody else was doing things like that. They might have been doing it in private, behind closed doors. Lots of them had affairs, lots of them had mistresses, lots of them did some unsavory things, but when it came time to put their childish ways aside and address the country or meet with foreign leaders, they knew how to do it. That's what being presidential means. That's not condoning any of the horrible crap every one of them has done at some point. But it's saying that when it's time to get in front of a camera, when it's time to go meet with a foreign dignitary, when you're traveling overseas on a goodwill mission, representing the entire country, that you know how to act. You can do it without insulting people. You can do it while speaking in complete sentences. You can do it while not looking like a national embarrassment. Trump is not the most presidential person of all time. In fact, he's probably right there down at the bottom of the list. Unfortunately, that's a thing that we also have to understand at this point. Forever, until this country ceases to be, Donald Trump will be listed on every single list of American presidents. That's a hard pill to swallow. This man that is so unprofessional, so disgusting, will forever be known as a president of the United States, a black mark on our history. Yet he somehow thinks that he's better than almost every other person that's ever served in that office.