John Barrasso (R-WY), and Sen.
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Party leaders fear Trump’s candidacy could cost Republicans control of the Senate.
Trump had dismissed Rubio as “little Marco” and won the state handily, dealing a death blow to Rubio’s campaign. “I’m voting on this right now”. The congressman plans to attend the July convention as a delegate.
“People know me really well in Wisconsin, they know I am going to stand up for my principles that are conservative principles no matter how popular that may be on a given day”.
For Donald Trump, party unity is a good thing.
“I think Paul Ryan is soon to be ‘Cantored, ‘ as in Eric Cantor”, Palin said, referring to the former Republican House majority leader who was ousted in a shocking upset in his 2014 Virginia primary race.
Trump’s candidacy also appears to have a potentially significant reverse-turnout effect on supporters of Bernie Sanders in Massachusetts, Paleologos told Boston.com, if Clinton does ultimately secure the nomination. But the bottom line is, do we like him or don’t we like him is beside the point. Shelley Moore Capito, who isn’t up for re-election until 2020.
“The natural instinct is to say, ‘All this world just brings us (is) grief, ‘” Rubio said.
“We have always planned to support the nominee and, uh, you know there have been communications from our office about various foreign policy issues”, he said, adding he planned to continue to provide support on that front if necessary. “We’re busy doing our job”, he said, as he headed towards the third iteration of a doomed procedural motion stalling the chamber’s appropriations work.
Hubbard further stated of Republicans who have said they won’t support Trump, “I’m very disappointed”. A key challenge will be enlisting party elites who are deeply embedded within the party’s nationwide infrastructure and have so far kept their distance from the controversial businessman.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul RyanCarson asks Ryan for pre-Trump meeting Trump questions consume GOP Ryan not anxious about “outside agitator” Palin MORE (R-Wis.) told a local radio station on Monday that he’s not anxious about Sarah Palin’s endorsement of his primary challenger.
