Quiz 1: Try the Game

1. Which came first?
Donald Trump tweeted both of these statements.
Which one did he tweet FIRST?

2. Can't Always Get What You Want...
The Trump campaign likes to use music to energize crowds, but some musicians don't want to be associated with Mr. Trump.  Which of these bands asked the Trump campaign to stop playing their music at campaign events, because they didn't want to be associated with him?

3. Popularity Contest?

Every U.S. president's approval rating has fluctuated up and down, but every president's approval rating has risen above 50% at some point during his term — except for one.  Who is the only president whose approval ratings in reputable polls never, ever rose to 50% at any point in his presidency?

4. Emails, emails, emails...

During his 2016 campaign, candidate Donald Trump spoke daily about Hillary Clinton's use of a private email system for official government business.  He insisted that it was  unconscionable that she might have hidden some communication from the public record, she might have exposed some communications to foreign surveillance, and this scandal was "worse than Watergate."

Despite all of that outward criticism, which Trump administration officials later used private email systems to conduct official government business under the Trump administration?

5. What example should we take from this?

During his first electoral campaign Donald Trump got caught distorting and misrepresenting a Washington Post article by reporter Serge Kovaleski (pictured above).  When Trump's misrepresentations were called out, the self-proclaimed counter-puncher-candidate falsely asserted that the paper had tried to retract the article (they did not), and he mocked the physical appearance of the reporter, whom he had known for years.

What physical condition has caused joint contracture for Serge in his right arm and hand since birth?