The Minnesota senator told Reuters going head-to-head against President Donald Trump 'without some animation' or humor would be a problem.
Senator Amy Klobuchar said the"ability to make a joke" is important for Democrats hoping to beat President Donald Trump in November, and argued they must"poke" at the commander-in-chief.before the January 14 primary debate in Des Moines, Iowa, that going into a head-to-head with Trump"without some animation" would be a"problem," and said it would be necessary to"show how absurd he is.
"A lot of people, including myself, just don't always think it's funny, but you gotta remember that. So just meeting it without some animation and some humor I think is a problem...The second [thing] is just ignoring him. Sometimes he wants you to go down the rabbit hole with him."Scott Olson/Getty Images
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