Trump dumps presidential style, repeatedly calling Elizabeth Warren 'Pocahontas'
Presumptive Republican nominee throws out the teleprompter to deliver a vintage speech high in bombast and bluster in Virginia
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Ben Jacobs in Richmond, Virginia
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Donald Trumpās general election pivot didnāt last very long.
After giving two speeches with teleprompters this week, Trump returned to his unscripted style in a rally in Richmond, Virginia on Friday. In a barely one-third-full arena, he repeatedly called Elizabeth Warren āPocahontasā, attacked former rival Jeb Bush and complained āNew York City is going with the Norwegian form of educationā.
After a week where Trump strained to appear more presidential, it all went out the window in a vintage performance, which even featured a handful of protesters being arrested outside the event.
Presumptive Republican nominee throws out the teleprompter to deliver a vintage speech high in bombast and bluster in Virginia
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Ben Jacobs in Richmond, Virginia
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Donald Trumpās general election pivot didnāt last very long.
After giving two speeches with teleprompters this week, Trump returned to his unscripted style in a rally in Richmond, Virginia on Friday. In a barely one-third-full arena, he repeatedly called Elizabeth Warren āPocahontasā, attacked former rival Jeb Bush and complained āNew York City is going with the Norwegian form of educationā.
After a week where Trump strained to appear more presidential, it all went out the window in a vintage performance, which even featured a handful of protesters being arrested outside the event.