The Democratic National Committee Tuesday made fun of Donald Trump for linking [crscore]Ted Cruz[/crscore]’s father Rafael to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination.
“This morning on ‘Fox & Friends,’ Donald Trump accused Ted Cruz’s father of helping with JFK’s assassination,” the DNC said in a statement to The Hill.
“While we’re on the subject of the GOP’s presumptive standard-bearer just spouting nonsense he reads on the Internet or in the tabloids, here are some of the other conspiracy theories that Donald Trump’s ‘good brain’ felt it was necessary to entertain,” it noted.
“The fact that he has even considered any of these theories proves that once again, ‘Dangerous Donald’ lacks the judgment and temperament to serve as president.”
The statement further goes onto mock Trump for other conspiracies he embraced in the past, including questioning Obama’s birth place, the possibility that Justice Antonin Scalia’s death was a homicide and that vaccinations cause autism in children.
“So if we’re to believe the Internet, we’re still waiting on Trump to address these other pressing issues of our time,” the DNC’s statement declared.
The Hill points out the DNC called on Trump to give his opinion on other conspiracy theories such as whether the moon landing actually happened and if the Earth is really flat.