“I think they want to see victory because it is about we want to win and we want to win together”, he said after the meeting this afternoon. I think it’s the growing fear of those who feel powerless and what they are willing to do and support to gain power.
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Trump’s campaign on Monday canceled a press conference with 100 spiritual leaders from the African-American community.
If some of the black church leaders endorse Trump, Peterson says, it would have a major impact on the 2016 presidential election.
He later said the meeting was “inspiring” and “unbelievable”. We wonder why we got crime, violence.
Black voters, he says, like Trump because he’s “speaking up” and “telling the truth”, and because he fights back when others go after him. He condemned Bryant’s choice of words when he said the pastors were worse than prostitutes.
While Trump thought he would get 100 endorsements, in the end, there were only three endorsements.
Reached by phone Wednesday, the now-retired Guzman told ABC News his 9/11 news report came via Jersey City and Port Authority sources, all of whom told him it was “reports of at most a handful of people…mostly from the same building in Jersey City”.
Trump brought up the alleged celebrations following the November 13 attacks in Paris while making an argument in favor of keeping a registry of Muslims. “That’s when his staff interrupted and said, ‘Why should he, why this why that, ‘” Couzens said.
In the original interview, Acevedo walked outside her home and pointed to a spot where she said she saw about youths about 13 years old celebrating by hitting public property with sticks and rocks and chanting, “Burn, America!” But in spite of the lower numbers, Couzens said the event went well.
America’s black community is historically Democrat, though its evangelical Christian cohort is socially conservative on issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage, where Republicans are more likely to speak for their convictions.
Among several polls regarding voter preferences for minorities back in September, Trump had anywhere between three and 25-percent of the black vote. “The attractive thing about the meeting is that they really didn’t ask me to change the tone”. Chris Christie said he doesn’t recall it. What’s the deal?
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“I would sit down with Trump on my terms”, she said. It is well known that Paterson is one of the nation’s biggest Muslim communities, so this could make sense and sustain her opinion.
