Trump on Alaska Election: ‘A Lot of People Don’t Know What Incumbent Means’

Trump on Alaska election: ‘A lot of people don’t know what incumbent means’

President Donald Trump said “a lot of people don’t know what incumbent means” while criticizing Alaska’s Senate ballot and the two Dan Sullivans.

Trump accused of calling voters dumb with 'telling' comment: 'Way to insult good people'

President Donald Trump defended his Justice Department’s lawsuit over Alaska’s Senate race on Sunday by claiming many voters don’t understand a basic political term.“A lot of people don’t know what incumbent means,” Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews before leaving for a campaign rally in Michigan.Trump was talking about the second Dan Sullivan on Alaska’s ballot, who is not the Republican incumbent senator. He argued that “people are to…

Trump on Alaska Election: 'A Lot of People Don’t Know What Incumbent Means'

President Donald Trump said Sunday that “a lot of people don’t know what incumbent means” as he continued to argue that Alaska’s Senate ballot is confusing voters because it includes two candidates with similar names. Speaking to reporters before traveling to Michigan for a rally, Trump complained…

Trump, boosting Sullivan, claims Alaskans are too stupid to know what 'incumbent' means

The addled Donald Trump, chief campaigner for Sen. Dan Sullivan, is now claiming that people in Alaska are so stupid they don’t know what incumbent means. “People are totally confused. They shouldn’t be confused when voting. At least let him use the name Sen. Dan Sullivan, as opposed to incumbent because a lot of people don’t know what incumbent means,” Trump claimed to reporters in Washington.