A campaign adviser for Costello said in a statement that the congressman “has stated all along that it is vital for Republicans to win in November and he will be supporting the Republican nominee for president”.
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“I will enthusiastically support Republicans for other offices in SC and throughout the country”.
Trump followed up by focusing on Hillary Clinton and party unification. “I just can’t go there with Donald”. But honestly? I don’t know.
“With more than 3 million votes and 285 pledged delegates than Bernie Sanders, there’s no doubt Hillary Clinton will be the Democratic nominee”, the official said.
Mark Salter, famous as an adviser to John McCain during his failed bid for president in 2008, shocked many by bashing Trump for his embrace of conspiracy theories and saying he’d support Clinton.
“I’ve thought a lot”, said Former Senate Republican Majority Leader Trent Lott.
The announcement comes a day after Ted Cruz dropped out, following a crippling loss to Donald Trump in the in primary.
At least he gets bragging rights for being the last challenger to Trump in the field.
JOHN YANG: Trump, who rails against politics as usual, said he’s looking for a running mate with a political background to help him navigate Washington.
Among Pennsylvania’s GOP congressional delegation, Trump had two legislators endorsing him heading into last week’s primary: Reps.
Clinton’s probability on Friday was 61 percent, down from 65 percent seven days ago, according to the site, which allows users to wager small amounts of money on “yes” or “no” predictions of future events.
And one-time Trump rival senator Lindsey Graham tweeted, “If we nominate Trump we will get destroyed, and we will deserve it”.
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“If Donald Trump is at the top of the ticket, here in Arizona, with over 30 per cent of the vote being the Hispanic vote, no doubt that this may be the race of my life”, said Mr McCain, who lost the 2008 election to Barack Obama. He made his disdain for Trump clear earlier this year, leading the #NeverTrump movement with a brutal speech in early March calling for Republican voters to prevent the billionaire businessman from clinching the nomination, by any means necessary. “They’re rapists and some, I assume, are good people, but I speak to border guards and they’re telling us what we’re getting”.
