A Trump rally in Chicago was postponed Friday due to safety concerns amid massive protests that included some Sanders signs. “It’s a good thing to do'”.
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“I represent a large group of people that have a lot of anger”, he said.
Trump will finish his Sunday schedule in Florida, following a scheduled town hall in Ohio. Ted Cruz pledged during a debate earlier this month to support Trump if he is the GOP nominee.
“I don’t accept responsibility”. I’ll pay the legal fees.
Presidential candidates for the 2016 race and other politicians are speaking out against Donald Trump after a string of violence at his rallies.
And then, in an interview on “Meet the Press” Sunday morning, the billionaire told host Chuck Todd he is going to look into paying the legal fees of the man who threw the sucker punch at an African-American protester leaving the event Wednesday evening in Fayetteville, N.C. “It’s deplorable and laughable, of course, and there’s great entertainment value, but it’s also pretty unsafe, I think”, Nolan said.
Montgomery County Sheriff Phil Plummer says Thomas Dimassimo of Fairborn, Ohio, has been charged with inducing panic and disorderly conduct.
Trump’s statement was made in reference to the near-riot between his supporters versus his protesters, including authorities in Chicago last Friday.
US Republican front-runner Donald Trump stood by his antagonistic campaign rhetoric on Sunday, rejecting any responsibility for violence at his rallies. Trump drew condemnation from his rivals.
Kasich-mentum: Trump is ahead of his Republican-primary rivals in Florida, one of several states to hold elections on Tuesday and the home state of Marco Rubio, whose candidacy has been struggling. On Sunday, he said his campaign is “not provoking” and “wants peace”. On Saturday, a man rushed the stage during one of his speeches, and Trump closed out the day by calling for the arrest of protesters at his events.
Sanders told Jake Tapper on CNN’s State of the Union that his prospects are improving in Tuesday’s primaries. “He is playing to our worst instincts”.
“The reason there’s tension at my rallies is that these people are sick and exhausted of this country being run by incompetent people that don’t know what they’re doing on trade deals, where our jobs are being ripped out of our country”, he told NBC News. Cruz says he keeps “waiting for Jerry Lewis to come out and make and ask for money to help poor Donald Trump”. “I don’t have to defend myself to anybody about the role I have played in health care”, he said. However, she said her experience as secretary of state would offer a powerful contrast with Mr Trump, should they face off in the general election. He has proposed building a wall along the US-Mexico border, disparaged some Mexican immigrants as criminals and advocated a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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The rivalry between Trump and Sanders has also sparked a trending gif making the rounds on the internet showing Sanders photoshopped into the Trump rally where the protester had scared Trump.
