The longshot presidential candidate took a big trip as he was coming down from the podium following a talk to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Washington, D.C.
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“We hope that one result of the attention to the study we got is increased attention about whether it is a good idea to potentially disenfranchise someone for their entire life based on a single felony conviction”, he said.
The shooting killed 14 people and injured 17 others. David Bowdich, assistant director of the bureau’s Los Angeles office, said the possible motives include workplace violence and terrorism. The alleged shooter, Syed Rizwan Farook, was an employee of the county health department whose holiday party he ended up attacking with his wife, Tashfeen Malik.
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Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz opened a meeting of Jewish activists on Thursday with a moment of silence for the victims of the mass shooting in California, and said he is anxious the attack is an act of what he called “Islamic terrorism”.
Pressed to explain his comments in an interview with The Associated Press in which Trump said “I have a real question as to whether or not both sides want to make” a deal, the Republican front-runner refused to back down while speaking to the influential Republican Jewish Coalition – a staunch Israeli ally. He faulted Obama for refusing to use that term. And so the media never reports on any of that, doesn’t want to admit any of that, but you can see in every one of these, every time there’s a awful crime, they’re so excited, come on, please, one of these be a Republican so we can try to paint the other side. Obama in 2011 produced his birth certificate to prove he was born in Hawaii.
And Cruz himself said “at this point the details of what happened in San Bernardino are still unclear”. Here, the rightmost position-Rubio-esque neoconservatism-is identified with the dreaded Washington establishment, while organic conservative preferences are reflected in broad support for less militarily adventurous candidates. Still, he said the West is waging war against radical “apocalyptic Islam”. “We’re gaining momentum in New Hampshire”.
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Long-shot candidate George Pataki, a former NY governor, cited other domestic killing sprees as evidence of a warped form of Islam and said free speech rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution do not extend to speeches urging American Muslims to take up arms against other citizens. And numerous super PACs aligned with candidates, including former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s Right to Rise, are hosting events Thursday night.
