Trump Caught Mocking Carly Fiorina’s Face: Total Pig and Disgrace

Once against Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is attracting major criticism after he told a Rolling Stone reporter when fellow candidate Carly Fiorina appeared on a TV “Look at the face!”

“Look at that face!” Would anyone vote for that? “Are you able to think about that, the face of our subsequent president?!” Be careful! But I can’t say anything to her because she’s a woman… Are we serious?” He is also quoted saying “Look at that face? At a campaign stop Thursday in Columbus, Ohio she won huge applause when by calling out the real estate mogul’s history of indelicate remarks about women without mentioning him by name.

Oh come on! This jab comes mere weeks after his offensive comments made about Megyn Kelly and Heidi Klum.

Rolling Stone did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment regarding Wenner’s role in the editing of the Trump profile.

Solotaroff’s cover story also reveals that Trump has not totally moved on from his well-documented feud last month with the Fox News Channel.

I just realized that if you listen to Carly Fiorina for more than ten minutes straight, you develop a massive headache.

Trump told CNN on Thursday he was not talking about Fiorina’s looks, but Fiorina’s persona.

Donald Trump, who frankly doesn’t have time for your politically correct nonsense, isn’t all that anxious about Carly Fiornia’s presidential bid. Trump retweeted – and then deleted – a tweet that said, “If Hillary Clinton can’t satisfy her husband what makes her think she can satisfy America?” She has zero chance!’

In the weeks after the first Republican debate last month, he launched an on-and-off attack on Fox News host Megyn Kelly, whom he accused of asking him unfair questions as a debate moderator.

“I’m not talking about looks”.

Despite his numerous controversial remarks, the results of a new CNN/ORC global poll show Trump has expanded his lead in the race for the Republican nomination. Both will participate in the main Republican debate, which will feature the top 10 candidates in the polls.

“As we go into the rest of this women, you’ve got to get a little bit more informed on what’s going in women’s issues”, Goldberg said, to audience applause.