Not only did Donald Trump consider the questions asked by Fox News’ Megyn Kelly to be “not nice,” if not outright “unfair,” he spent a good portion of the night re-tweeting those who shared his frustration at Kelly’s allegedly unprofessional behavior.
“The questions to me were far tougher, and that I — supposedly, according to what everyone’s telling me, I won the debate, according to the call-ins and everything,” Buzzfeed News reports he said shortly after the debate ended. “But the questions to me were not nice, I didn’t think they were appropriate, and I think Megyn behaved very badly personally.”
He ruled out personally calling Roger Ailes and demanding an apology, however, choosing instead to spend the rest of the evening — and early into the next morning — venting about his mistreatment on Twitter.
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Nor was he pleased with the results of Frank Luntz’s focus group, which happened in the immediate aftermath of the debate:
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At that point, he apparently tired of generating words himself, and just decided to let others do the praise and condemnation for him:
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