He called the political press “disgusting” and dismissed one ABC News reporter as “a sleaze”. Maybe the press is being too hard on him. “And you make me look very bad”.
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“For all his bluster and insults, Trump answered the core unanswered questions – who got what and why and how much”, Garrett wrote in an email. By NPR’s tally, that figure incorporates a new $1 million gift from Trump himself dated May 24.
Some of the donations arrived in February or March, some as recently as last week around the time a critical article appeared in The Washington Post.
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but maybe Donald Trump is right.
Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee, has already given up on a similar effort.
In this case, Trump shouldn’t have waited for the press to call him out; he should have provided regular updates on how much was raised and what veterans organizations had to do to qualify for some of the cash.
“The press should be ashamed of themselves”, Mr Trump said. “Just do your jobs and be fair”, he said.
The new details about Trump University were revealed in documents released Tuesday as part of a trio of lawsuits accusing the businessman of fleecing students with unfulfilled promises to provide secrets of real estate success.
Trump has attacked the presiding judge as hostile to him.
Spicer was also present at Trump’s news conference in Manhattan on Tuesday in Trump Tower, standing next to Trump deputy campaign manager Michael Glassner, a former aide to Sarah Palin and former Senator Bob Dole, both of whom have endorsed Trump.
But that being said, I have noticed that others – Hillary Clinton, anyone? – have had other, significant things allowed to slip by the wayside. Has anyone at CNN ever suggested that attacking Congress is misguided? Don’t blame the news media. The foundation had presented Trump with an award at its 2015 gala held at a ritzy NY hotel. Her last one was last December.
California’s primary next Tuesday is shaping up to be pivotal in the Democratic contest, with Clinton holding a 13-point advantage over Sanders, 51 percent to 38 percent, according to the Hoover Institution’s Golden State Poll in the state.
Across a row of riot-helmeted police, Jake Towe used his own bullhorn to retort that Trump can’t be stopped.
Her target, however, will be the Republican, who has moved past the primary battle and is now presumptive nominee for his party in the November 8 presidential election.
“Trump is the doctor that goes into surgery with a chain saw when what you really need is a scalpel”, he said. “So when you say you’re going to bar all Muslims, you’re sending evidence to the Muslim world, and you’re also sending a message to terrorists”.
This campaign cycle, Trump has changed the game a bit with his power to command media attention, he said.
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“Everyone is saying who got it, who got it, who got it, and you make me look very bad”, said Trump.
