McCain. However, 26% said they hold a very favorable view of Mr. Trump, and 14% said so about Sen. John McCain’s experience as a tortured prisoner in the Vietnam War.
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Trump has fired back at the criticism – especially a rebuke from the typically-neutral Republican National Committee. Less than a month ago, Trump dismissed any thought of running a third party race. “I’m from Laredo and I see the problems that we get“, she said, noting that Mexican workers used to come across the border to work and return home afterward, but now don’t want to leave. It is a time-consuming and expensive process riddled with logistical hurdles, including massive signature-gathering requirements to gain ballot access in each of the 50 states.
A 72-year-old Pedro Omar Castillo said that Trump needs the growing Hispanic voice to win the elections.
“There is just a sense of ineffectiveness of the two-party system”. He’s been a big donor to Hillary Clinton, Terry McAuliffe and other Democrats. “And having money helps”.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) >> Considered the ultimate wildcard, Donald Trump is complicating debate strategy for Republican presidential candidates now scrambling to prepare for their first face-to-face meeting on national television August. 10. “I love what he’s gonna be doing”, she said, in contrast to other Latinos gathered in Laredo, Texas, to protest Trump.
“He’d be the one person that would probably fit the bill”.
A former US Navy pilot, Sen. Dean Barkley of Minnesota, who was appointed and served briefly as an independent by Gov. Jesse Ventura. “We have to do something, so whether it’s merit, or whether it’s whatever, but – I’m a believer in the merit system”.
Jeb Bush, in South Carolina, was asked about the coming primary debates, for which Trump is expected to qualify based on his performance in polls. “I think it’s a historic moment, ma’am”.
Bush, though, got more attention in the 90 days before he announced, attracting an average of 85,000 “unique people” a day.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gestures at a news conference near the U.S.- Mexico border outside of Laredo, Texas July 23, 2015. The concerns that are fueling his strong standing with Republican, however, are very real.
“Donald Trump is sucking the oxygen out of the room for everybody else”, Stuart Rothenberg, founder of the Rothenberg and Gonzales Political Report, told NBC News.
Trump sparked furious backlash by referring to some Mexican immigrants that enter the United States as “criminals” and “rapists”.
In a recent interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Trump insisted that he will change his tone when he becomes president. “It’s going to be about a discipline for me on how to most effectively communicate in a group of 10 people with a couple moderators in a short period of time“.
The RNC declined to comment for this story.
In Washington on Wednesday, former Texas Gov. Rick Perry denounced Trump’s campaign as a “cancer on conservatism” and a “barking carnival act” in a speech that defined “Trumpism” as “a toxic mix of demagoguery, mean-spiritedness and nonsense that will lead the Republican Party to perdition if pursued”.
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“I think he’s right”, she said in the parking lot of a local CVS.
