Quotes About Trump

We've learned that Donald Trump can say whatever he wants and switch it a minute later, and nobody really cares.

If Mr. Trump gets precisely the policies he says he wants, then the economy will suffer a recession.

Trump has said that he wants to remove the tax deductibility of interest. If he can do that, fine. But I hope that Trump knows that it's not the President that sets tax policy. It's Congress.

The American people want change, and they see in Donald Trump a leader who embodies the American spirit.

I honestly don't even really want to think about it [if Donald Trump wins]; I'd rather focus on how wonderful Hillary Clinton is.

Donald Trump is the one who said if somebody really wants an arms race, we'll drown him.

A huge portion of Trump voters are incredibly pleased with how he's performing. They see what they want to see.

People voted for Donald Trump. They want to repeal and replace ObamaCare. And we will.

This is Donald Trump. He wants to respond. You know how he is.

Donald Trump is interesting to people. He's intriguing. But they want to see that Donald Trump in the White House. And he's getting there and he's going to pivot there.

Obama, of course, is an outstanding orator—but even outstanding orators (unlike nineteenth-century presidents) feel obliged to dumb their words down a bit for the American public. President Donald Trump, however, is proud of his limited tweetish vocabulary. "I know words," he declared at a campaign appearance in Hilton Head, South Carolina. "I have the best words. But there is no better word than stupid. Right?

Some Chinese intellectuals and entrepreneurs told me they were positively inclined toward Trump, intrigued with his profile as a brash businessman–TV star, and hoped he would put pressure on Xi to undertake the reforms they believed were overdue in China.

Just how much life is left in Confederate ghosts became clear to the world, at the latest, with the election of Donald J. Trump.

If Obama was the American dream—"Nowhere else on earth would my story be possible"—Trump is the American nightmare.

We need more participation, so when I see someone like Trump, I go, 'You know something? Good for him'. I may not support him, but let him run.

Trump does magic. Maybe it will be black magic sometime, but he's an amazing phenomenon.

Donald Trump's more sophisticated defenders have long since mastered the art of pretending that the only thing that matters with his presidency is what it does, not what he says.

Trump can be damned to all hell with his enclosed little world in which no thought is possible. But it's the encouraging of half the people of America and many more besides to hate words, hate what words can do, hate thought, hate the liberal, the sophisticated, the metropolitan. It's anger-making.

For years, Trump himself was the Trump Foundation's only source of money: Between 1987 and 2006, he donated $5.4 million.

Trump may not like the fact that 20-plus anonymous sources provided the 'Times' with an unflattering portrait of his campaign, but that doesn't make it 'false.' Of course, Trump had no problem with news outlets running with his made-up claim in 2011 that President Obama 'doesn't have a birth certificate.'

The way he discovered Paula White was watching Christian television and Mr. Trump has always been a huge fan. He'd always watch Christian television. He loves Southern Gospel.

For four years President Trump worked to secure the southern border of the United States by constructing a wall in places where there was little to no fencing.

Donald Trump's interest in Russia dates back to Soviet times. In fact, there's extraordinary footage of him shaking hands with Mikhail Gorbachev. It comes from 1988, the peak of perestroika and Gorbachev's efforts to charm the American public.

Crawling eldritch horrors don't get planning permission unless they're Trump's hairpiece.)