On Sunday’s This Week, Georgetown University professor and ex-MSNBC regular Michael Eric Dyson wasn’t satisfied to hear the two conservative panelists bash current GOP frontrunner Donald Trump as “terrible” and likely to lead to a Republican disaster in November.
Instead, spewing a nearly-incomprehensible gumbo of academic jargon and made-up words, he claimed “millions” of Republicans “conceded to the legitimacy” of Trump’s birther claims against President Obama, vs. “some” who “stood on the gap,” and he juxtaposed Trump’s foreign policy “unsagacity” (good luck finding that one on dictionary.com) with Hillary Clinton’s “keen intelligence.”