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Martinez disagrees with Trump comments on judge

Here are just 10 reasons the case and the players involved in it are politically motivated against Trump.

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Last week, Trump said U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel’s opinion in a case against Trump University was being influenced by the judge’s heritage because of the candidate’s campaign rhetoric about Mexicans and illegal immigration.

Ryan called Trump’s comments about the judge “the textbook definition of racism” earlier in the week, but on Wednesday, he reiterated his support for Trump at a closed-door meeting with House Republicans and asked his colleagues to unite behind the presumptive nominee, according to several members who attended the session. Yet they and many other Trump supporters are not withdrawing their support.

“I’m focused on calling out the fact that I believe what he said about the judge is wrong, not as a Republican or Democratic or as a political person but just as an American”, the Republican governor told reporters at the Alliant Energy Center.

Donald Trump has an opportunity here to be the change agent, to take America to a different place. Even with Hillary Clinton’s unfavorable ratings, Trump’s inability to endear himself to Latinos and women pose potentially insurmountable impediments to his path to the White House.

This week, billionaire Republican Ken Langone blasted Trump for the judge comments.

A pair of teleprompters flanked the podium at the Trump National Golf Club in suburban New York City, and the celebrity businessman appeared to be reading from them as he delivered a speech that featured far less of his trademark bluster. Yet Ryan stood by his endorsement of the presumptive presidential nominee. Curiel was born in the United States; Trump argues Curiel’s heritage could prejudice him because Trump wants to build a wall along the Mexican border.

That is not the case with Illinois Republican Senator Mark Kirk who withdrew his endorsement of Trump. Gallardo said. “Is that what we’re waiting for?” Some chanted “F– Donald Trump” and “Donald Trump has got to go” outside the San Jose Convention Center.

Trump posted the new statement on Tuesday.

As of Thursday morning, Trump hadn’t responded to reports about Warren’s comments.

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When pressed on the possibility of supporting a Republican alternative to Trump, Labrador said that if his party’s establishment had a concrete plan to back a known conservative such as Sens. The two divorced amicably, Ann Stone said, adding that she also has a friendship with Trump’s chief campaign strategist, Paul Manafort, dating back to the 1970s.

Donald Trump’s speech Monday will focus exclusively on why he feels Hillary Clinton is not fit to be the commander-in-chief