Democratic National Committee Chairwoman [crscore]Debbie Wasserman Schultz[/crscore] thinks Donald Trump’s “misogynistic comments” are “reflective of what the entire Republican Party stands for.”
Appearing on “MSNBC Live” with Thomas Roberts on Tuesday, Wasserman Schultz argued “if people show you who they are, you should believe them.” (RELATED: Trump: Debbie Wasserman Schultz Is A ‘Terrible Person’ And ‘Highly Neurotic’ [AUDIO])
Wasserman Schultz, responding to Trump’s comments from Monday when he called her a “terrible person” and a “highly neurotic woman” suggested, “Donald Trump has repeatedly shown Americans throughout his campaign exactly who he is, what he stands for and quite frankly, really is reflective of what the entire Republican Party stands for.”
“His misogynistic comments are obviously offensive but it’s really if you look down deep, the underbelly of the Republican Party positions on issues that are important to women,” the DNC chair claimed.
Wasserman Schultz then criticized the Republican Party for “their opposition to comprehensive immigration reform where now every single candidate running for president opposes comprehensive immigration reform. It’s, you know, when comments like that are made, you know it really doesn’t need much more comment. They speak for themselves.”
When Roberts pressed Wasserman Schultz that she was “painting with a broad brush to characterize the entire GOP with a Donald Trump, in those statement,” she doubled down, acknowledging that she was and that Trump “should just keep talking. It just helps us eventually elect a Democratic nominee as the 45th president.”