In a Wednesday town hall, Trump told MSNBC’s Chris Matthews that abortion should be banned and that women who undergo an abortion should face “some form of punishment”.
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Trump, campaigning in Wisconsin, fought back against any contention that he is not capable of handling the demands of the presidency and noted that while he negotiated business deals across the globe for decades, he never had been asked about the numerous issues he is now is being confronted with. But he has faced unexpectedly stiff headwinds, in part because, unlike in most other states, the Republican Party machinery in Wisconsin is united in its determination to stop him. We all can change America for the better by getting down to the business of fixing this country before it can no longer be repaired.
He predicted he will do “very well” on Tuesday, and said, “We’re going to have a big surprise for you…”
Donald Trump said that, of course, his wealthy Muslim friends would be exceptions to the ban.
Trump also suggested that women could continue to receive abortions, but at “illegal places”.
“Trump’s Whoa v. Wade ruling: If abortions are banned, there needs to be “some form of punishment” for women who still have them”, the headline continued.
Mr. Trump has won support from Republican voters for selling himself as a Washington outsider.
“Just when you thought it couldn’t get worse”. But that doesn’t seem to matter to Trump, who, to be fair, has only recently begun speaking out against abortion. But right now the laws are set and that’s the way the laws are.
The party’s presidential front-runner told supporters on Saturday that he’s out to bring independents and Democrats behind his cause even though “right now I’m catering to the Republicans”.
But a series of serious missteps, on issues ranging from women’s rights to foreign policy to a growing rift within the Republican party, could signal the start of real trouble for the Trump campaign.
Earlier in the week, police in Florida, charged Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski with misdemeanor battery after examining surveillance video of an incident in which a reporter said she was grabbed and shoved.
After delegates are picked, Gamache said those folks can expect to be contacted by the different campaigns, if they haven’t already. If Texas Sen. Ted Cruz wins, it would narrow Trump’s already tight path to the nomination and raise the prospect of a contested party convention. We didn’t ask for your help!’ “I like the interaction between Caitlyn and Abby”.
In an op-ed for The New York Times called “Trump Does It His Way”, Maureen Dowd really let Donald Trump have it, but merely by detailing a conversation they had.
Trump has denied being sexist, saying his remarks are just “show business” and that “nobody respects women more than I do”.
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” Trump’s comment today is completely out of touch with the pro-life movement and even more with women who have chosen such a sad thing as abortion”, said Jeanne Mancini, President of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund.
