25 Best Quotes About Donald Trump That Proves He's A Loser

“He gives me the creeps.”

— Princess Diana, nypost.com

“I think Donald Trump has said he’s qualified to be President because of his business record. A few days ago, he said, and I quote, ‘I’m going to do for the country what I did for my business.’ So let’s take a look at what he did for his business. He’s written a lot of books about business — they all…”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“A person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges, is not Christian. This is not the gospel.”

— Pope Francis, edition.cnn.com

“Next to Fred Trump, Roy Cohn was the single greatest influence in Donald’s life. And Roy is incandescent evil. I would sit with him, and it was enough to make you rush back to church, the Satanic feeling that he would give you. That was Donald’s mentor and constant sidekick, who represented all five…”

— Wayne Barrett, democracynow.org

“Voldemort was nowhere near as bad.”

— J. K. Rowling, twitter.com

“The GOP is going to nominate for President a guy who reads the National Enquirer and thinks it’s on the level.”

— Mark Salter, washingtonpost.com

“Donald Trump has no real strategy for creating jobs, just a string of empty promises. But then maybe we shouldn’t expect better from someone whose most famous words are, ‘You’re fired.'”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“Intelligent Americans who are shocked and surprised at the rise of Donald Trump, a fascist demagogue who appeals to the basest instincts in fundamentalists and fanatics, should now be able to understand the rise of radical religious terrorist movements in the Middle East as well. If, in light of the…”

— Yasir Qadhi, facebook.com

“Even if Republicans are persuaded that Hillary Clinton is Claire Underwood out of ‘House of Cards’—well, Claire Underwood is a more stable person to have in office than a cross between Sauron and Bozo the Clown.”

— Going There with Donald Trump, newyorker.com

“I wish George Washington could visit our time and punch Donald Trump in the face.”

— Anonymous, history-jokes.tumblr.com

“My late father was a small businessman. If his customers had done what Trump did, my dad would never have made it. So, I take this personally.”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“And beyond that — this election will say something about who we are as a people. Donald Trump believes in the worst of us. He thinks we’re fearful, not confident. That we favor division, not unity; walls, not bridges; and yesterday, not tomorrow. He thinks the only way forward is to go back to a pas…”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“The Republican Party’s attempt to treat Donald Trump as a normal political candidate would be laughable were it not so perilous to the republic.”

— Robert Kagan, washingtonpost.com

“People don’t look at Donald Trump as to whether or not he releases his taxes or what this story was of 30 years ago. People look at Donald Trump and say, ‘Is this person going to cause an earthquake in Washington, D.C. and make something happen?’ That is it. That’s how he is being judged by the Amer…”

— Reince Priebus, thinkprogress.org

“Now, I have a plan to pay for all my proposals, because I take America’s long-term financial health seriously. Donald Trump has a different approach. He calls himself the King of Debt. And his tax plan sure lives up to that name. According to the independent Tax Policy Center, it would increase the…”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“Your first response to anything Donald Trump says is to laugh then to be sad.”

— Rand Paul, libertybill.tumblr.com

“The King of Debt has no real plan for making college debt payable back or making college debt free, this is a crisis that affects so many of our people. He has no credible plan for rebuilding our infrastructure, apart from the wall that he wants to build. Personally I’d rather spend our money on reb…”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“I was reminded that Trump was still fundamentally a real estate developer with exactly zero previous campaign experience, who had gotten this far by spending only a fraction of what his opponents had and against the wishes of his party — who was as new to the idea of a Trump candidacy as the rest of…”

— Robert Draper, nytimes.com

“Although Trump likes to portray himself as a successful entrepreneur who created a vastly profitable business, many people in the business world have long regarded him as a self-promoting huckster who emblazons his name on properties that don’t belong to him and habitually overstates his net worth.”

— Anthony Lane, newyorker.com

“Donald Trump is a clown — literally, he could be in the circus. He’s getting huge support from people who are angry at everything. Mostly white males. Working-class, middle-class, poor white males. And their wives and traditional families. They are furious about everything.”

— Noam Chomsky, rawstory.com

“After the 2008 crisis, President Obama fought to enact the toughest, most comprehensive set of Wall Street reforms since the Great Depression. They’re designed to protect consumers and ensure that Wall Street can never again take the kinds of risks that crashed our economy the last time. So what wou…”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“Over the years, Donald Trump has said all kinds of things about women in the workforce. He once called pregnant employees — and I quote — ‘an inconvenience.’ He says women will start making equal pay as soon as we do as good a job as men — as if weren’t already. Now these are the words not of someon…”

— Hillary Clinton, medium.com

“I am sick and tired of watching folks like Boris Johnson, Marine Le Pen, Donald Trump, and others appeal to the worst racial instincts of our species, only to be shushed by folks telling me that it's not really racism driving their popularity. It's economic angst. It's regular folks tired of being s…”

— Kevin Drum, motherjones.com

“In politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. It’s not cool to not know what you’re talking about. That’s not keeping it real or telling it like it is. That’s not challenging political correctness. That’s just not knowing what you’re talking about.”

— Barack Obama, vox.com

“‘This is a dark day,’ he said. ‘But I hold out hope that, come November, Americans could become dumber than us once more.”

— Andy Borowitz, newyorker.com