She is the widow of Bob Mosbacher, a Houston oilman who served as President George H.W. Bush’s Secretary of Commerce.
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She says she supported her senator, Cruz, because she saw him as giving voice to the American people. Despite the former Central Intelligence Agency leader saying bluntly that the military would not listen to a hypothetical President Trump in the event he demanded, as he has said he would do, the murders of family members of terrorist insurgents, or the implementation of torture, Trump has continued to push ideas that are in violation of global laws of armed conflict. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) out of the race and left Ohio Governor John Kasich, who as only won his home state of Ohio, as Trump’s sole challenger. “I will support the Republican nominee for president when we have one”. During an interview on the FOX Business Network’s Mornings with Maria, Carsonreacted to Trumppraising his former GOP rivals during his IN victory speech. “And I think I’ll probably go the political route, somebody that can help me with legislation”. “I’m not sure where he got it, but he has a wonderful instinct for what, as we used to call them in the military, the “average Joe” thinks about the world”.
After months of promising the electorate that he would hire “the best” in order to make up for his deficit in foreign policy, Trump unveiled a list of advisers made up of virtual unknowns.
“I know that the Clinton campaign thinks this campaign is over”. He needs much more, however, going forward. The price tag for a general election is likely around $1 billion.
Trump and his staff had told some individuals – including potential donors – that as soon as the billionaire businessman secures the nomination, he would pivot and begin fundraising for a general election fight, the source said.
“Since I’m not running for reelection, there’s a lot of things I want to get done”.
Trump’s choice of running mate – a decision generally announced shortly before the party’s national convention that culminates the nomination process – could help him sway skeptics.
“I don’t want everybody”, he said Wednesday. I don’t want everybody. He was asked if he would accept money from super PACs in the fall, although he has refused to do so thus far.
The last man standing in Donald Trump’s path to the Republican nomination, Ohio Gov. John Kasich will end his campaign Wednesday, making Trump the party’s presumptive nominee.
“There’s more enthusiasm for him among leaders of the KKK than leaders of the political party he now controls”, Warren wrote, noting that he “incites supporters to violence” and “doesn’t mind associations with history’s worst dictators”.
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These ads might well reinforce the Never Trumpers among Republicans, but I can easily see them backfiring with independents and disaffected Democrats.
