“That’s his strategy, is to dominate the news”, Bush said. I’ve had hundreds of phone calls to the Trump organization saying, ‘We saw it. There was dancing in the streets.
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But it seems for as many who share my view, there’s more who oppose it, finding Mr. Trump to be a breath of fresh air; a maverick who f*cks political correctness in the mouth while posing for a camera.
In the letter, the group wrote that “Trump’s racially inaccurate, insensitive and incendiary rhetoric should give those charged with the care of the spirits and souls of black people great pause”.
He’s retained a big advantage in both departments: media attention, and in the national Republican polls with the initial primaries two months away.
Donald Trump is standing firm on his comments about Muslims in New Jersey cheering on 9/11, telling “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd, “I’m not going to take it back”.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has cancelled a press conference in which his campaign said he would be endorsed by as many as 100 black evangelical religious leaders.
Being outrageous is a key ingredient.
He said: “I saw it. So many people saw it. And, so, why would I take it back?” It’s in the nature of the job, and I understand that. “If you are seeking the African-American community to support you, at the least, you’re not helping with these kind of things that are going on”. A couple of the Sunday talk-show panels reflected on the sturdiness of his support – despite the billionaire being exposed as perpetually chintzy with the truth. “It’s not the last one”. “They’re undocumented totally. And by the way, even if it’s 10,000, we can’t have it”.
Maybe God really did speak to them and said Mr. Trump, who clearly has a Messiah complex, is the man for the job, the noted repairer of the breach which the Bible speaks of. “People are saying that about you, ‘” Bloomer said.
Several black pastors invited to meet with Donald Trump on Monday have denied reports that they had plans to endorse the presidential candidate at the event.
He said their typical reaction is to wonder why they’re not as tough on Hillary Clinton for her own whoppers – like the one she told about arriving in Bosnia under sniper fire, and later recanted.
The Trump campaign announced the meeting on Friday, but over the weekend, a group of black academics and clergy posted a letter on the website of Ebony Magazine, warning the pastors that endorsing Trump would be “a mistake”.
An exasperated Todd replied “people were saying!”
“Everything I do gets publicity, and probably some of the Black Lives Matter folks called (the pastors) up and said, ‘You shouldn’t meet with Trump”, Trump said on “Morning Joe” on Monday.
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But the Republican front-runner stuck to his guns: “I saw it on television”.
