Matt Mead says he condemns Donald Trump’s statement that a federal judge shouldn’t preside over a case against him because of the judge’s Mexican heritage.
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Donald Trump is taking a beating in the polls, with a series of controversies erasing the bump he received after ending the Republican primary and threatening to sink Trump’s hopes of the White House with still months to go.
Donald Trump made his third presidential campaign stop in Tampa on Saturday and left promising it won’t be his last.
“Mitt Romney was the nominee four years ago: not supporting him”.
Warren is the only female Democratic senator who has not yet officially backed Clinton, but intends to make a formal endorsement in coming days, two sources with knowledge of her plans told The Associated Press late Wednesday. At a second rally in Pennsylvania, the presumptive Republican nominee also took aim at political correctness and critics offended by his rhetoric.
Not only did Warren tear into Trump, but the entire Republican party.
In Colorado, all five Republican U.S. Senate candidates seeking to unseat Democratic Sen. “The Republican Party has to be tough and has to be smart”. “I’m thinking about getting some of the great sports people who like me a lot”.
Trump was introduced by Florida’s top Republicans, Governor Rick Scott and Attorney General Pam Bondi.
“Now we have kids in elementary schools joking about the size of their hands”, Romney said about one Trump comment, in a question-and-answer session with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. Jeff Sessions and Condoleezza Rice, who served as secretary of state in the George W. Bush administration, were among the names he repeated.
‘This is fun, ‘ bellowed Trump. “We have people who don’t know what the hell they’re doing running our country”.
In an interview on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” Thursday, Ryan said, “Look, I think his stage presence is something that’s different than say what I would do”. “I feel like I’m 35, that’s the good news”.
Trump has launched himself into the high-dollar Republican fundraising world in recent weeks, hosting and attending several fundraisers around his campaign rally schedule.
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By Saturday evening, Roethlisberger – the Steelers’ star quarerback – had turned down Trump’s proposition through the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
