On ABC, Carson said Republican Party chairman Reince Priebus assured him that it was a routine meeting and that the party has no intention of cutting a back room deal.
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“Despite their feeble protests of Trump’s ban on Muslims, all of the GOP contenders would still support Trump as their nominee”, Adrienne Watson, a Correct The Record spokeswoman, said in a statement.
Speaking separately on CBS News’ “Face the Nation”, Kerry said Trump’s ban was “a very risky foreign policy”.
“Well, you know, poll numbers go up and down”, he said.
Kerry stated it was clear from his exchanges with different diplomats in Paris that Trump’s anti-Muslim feedback have been damaging to United States overseas coverage. “You know, this is a very fluid contest”. “You don’t know if they hate us”, said Hooker, 47, of Greer, South Carolina.
In a series of interviews conducted at Trump’s town hall last weekend in SC, many supporters of the billionaire real estate mogul expressed outright fear – and others a general unease – about the security of the United States.
“I think it’s been made into something it wasn’t meant to be”.
“He’s always one step ahead of all the other politicians in pointing out a problem”.
Kerry said Trump’s call “does endanger national security, because it exhibits an attitude by one American who is running for the highest office of our land about a willingness to discriminate against a religion”. “And everybody’s outraged. And then all of a sudden they start analyzing what he said and realize, ‘Oh my god, he’s right'”.
“I’m a Christian, and they’re all against that, so why not?” she said, adding that USA leaders should “man up, grow a backbone and quit worrying about the little things and focus on the big picture of everything, not just immigration”.
“For the first time in my life I don’t feel safe in my country, especially because of ISIS and the cartel coming up through the southern border”, Linda Williams said.
“Look, if I let you borrow my shoes from my house, when you bring them back, I’m not going to bring them back in until I reassess and see what I’ve got”, she said.
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New Hampshire appears to be a solid state for Gov. Christie with his endorsement by the state’s leading news organization and Cruz seems poised to take Iowa. I’m doing the right thing.
