Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump has reiterated his stand on banning Muslims from entering the U.S. and deporting illegal immigrants out of the country. He could win only in OH, his home state and muster a little over 150 delegates from the primaries and caucuses held in more than 40 states so far. In the old days, when you put on the hair spray on, it was good.
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Sen. Ron Rabin, R-Harnett, was the lone state lawmaker to appear with Hayes.
“I have to tell you, in all the time I’ve been doing this, which is now nearly 30 years, I’ve never seen anything like it”, he said. “I think when he first signed on, I signed up for a political revolution”.
The announcement comes a day after Ted Cruz dropped out, following a crippling loss to Donald Trump in the in primary.
Kasich managed just 153 delegates, putting him fourth overall behind Mr Trump, Mr Cruz and Mr Rubio, who left the race in mid-March.
“Whether John is vice president or not, I think he’ll be very, very helpful with Ohio”, Trump added, making reference to the fact Kasich is governor to the important general election swing state.
Some 1,237 delegates are needed to secure the Republican nomination.
“The past is past”, Hayes responded. “He’s somebody who has said so many things, and I’m sure he’ll be scrambling and his advisers will be scrambling, but he’s already said all of these things”, Ms. Clinton argued.
“Well, I would certainly consider him. I hope it continues”. Trump’s opposition to free trade is at odds with the views of many Republicans, especially in the party’s business wing. Now, he says that the Democratic party’s primary system is also biased, and that it favors Clinton over Sanders. “We need someone who can bring us together”. Trump said. “Hair spray is not like it used to be”.
So the truth is that I feel sorry for them. At the same time, he said he would work with Muslim countries in the fight against terrorism. “Ask them. I know what I would do, but I’m not running for president”.
Last month, an electoral-map projection from Morning Consult found that Clinton had a huge lead over Trump in the Electoral College, as well.
“We’re not taking anything for granted”.
A southeast Texas Republican – Cody Cunningham from Liberty County – he said he will vote for Trump but half-heartedly.
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“United is how we win”.
