Kaine noted that Trump had called women “slobs” and “disgusting,” claimed that African-Americans are “living in hell” and stated that Gonzalo Curiel, a Mexican-American judge, would be biased against him because of his Mexican heritage (Curiel was born in Indiana).
‘Avalanche of insults’ hurled in #VPDebate: https://t.co/VFuTrPjGoa #MikePence #TimKaine
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) October 5, 2016
The Trump campaign has used this spin all election—quote Trump back to him and it becomes an “insult-driven” campaign. Take, for example, Clinton’s ad “Mirrors,” which features a bunch of Donald Trump’s misogynist quotes as women and girls look at themselves in the mirror. The thing is, it’s not an insult if you’re just quoting your opponent.