'The best way to beat Trump is to use his words against him' | Douglas HERBERT
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'The best way to beat Trump is to use his words against him'

Douglas HERBERT

Edité par France 24

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  • A German magazine called him the most dangerous man in the world. In the US itself, Donald Trump's Republican rivals are having night sweats.
    But if Republicans fail - will Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders stand a better chance of Terminating Trump's presidential hopes? Douglas Herbert speaks to Morris Reid, a leading Washington DC-based political consultant who has worked on strategy in Bill Clinton and Al Gore's administration.

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