Trump, thankfully, uses teleprompter at Holocaust museum

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Donald Trump vastly prefers to speak extemporaneously. When he does that, he frequently wanders off into irrelevant and often self-congratulatory talk. It ranges from entertaining to inappropriate.

So it was with great relief when I saw Trump’s speech this afternoon at the Holocaust Memorial Museum was written on a teleprompter and that he would be reading from a script. The last thing we needed was Trump ad-libbing on the Holocaust. (Trump, supposedly, when looking at an exhibit on slave auctions, commented “Boy, that is just not good. That is not good.”)

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