Suzanne Kelly, who originally lodged the petition to ban the U.S. billionaire, said it was “one of many little acts of defiance” against Mr Trump. Ohio Gov. John Kasich addressed national security in NY. In their spot released in November, Kasich for America essentially likened Trump’s rise to that of Adolf Hitler.
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After a subsequent meeting with Priebus in September, Trump signed a loyalty pledge in which he promised to endorse the party’s eventual nominee and, thus, not to run as an independent. “They have no idea what to do at this point”.
Republican and Democratic politicians are among the many who have condemned his remarks, including numerous Jewish leaders.
Bush spoke at length during his campaign stops about his strategy to stop Islamic State, which he said President Barack Obama and Clinton, as secretary of state, had foolishly dismissed. Luntz said the more Trump is challenged, by his rivals and especially by the press, the more his supporters like him. Appearing on Fox News, he said there were many reasons for the move, among them that he didn’t want to put Netanyahu in a bind.
Trump was responding to a report in The New York Times the day before that quoted Cruz suggesting that voters would start to question the foreign-policy “judgment” of both Trump and another GOP candidate, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
Leading and controversial US Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump has unexpectedly canceled his visit to Israel. It portrayed Trump as a heartless businessman, whose only aim was to benefit his corporation’s bottom line. “You’re not going to support me because I don’t want your money”, Trump said, Reuters reported. He sat in the back of room with his arms folded.
Ali, one of the most famous Muslims in the world, issued a statement saying, “I believe that our political leaders should use their position to bring understanding about the religion of Islam and clarify that these misguided murderers have perverted people’s views on what Islam really is”. “Is there anybody who doesn’t negotiate deals in this room”.
Spokesman Salman Farsi said: “We’d be more than happy to show him round if he’s able to get a visa now”.
They described Obama as “cocky”, “elitist”, and “un-American”.
“What I end up doing as a chaplain is telling students, ‘Hey, do you need to respond?”
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Trump also said that he is “the least racist person that you have ever met”, and that being compared to Hitler doesn’t bother him.
