“If you want to thank somebody for Donald Trump, thank John Boehner and Mitch McConnell”.
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“He won’t be in the White House if he continues to make these statements”, said Sen.
Curiel was born in IN to Mexican-born parents and was first appointed to a judgeship by former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican.
Donald Trump’s run at the presidency has been anything but conventional and now the presumptive Republican nominee for the highest office in the land is turning to the sports world to hopefully fire up his voting base.
Trump also repeated his promise to “build the wall” and proclaimed that the “Mexican people are great”.
Trump has since toned his rhetoric down.
She said “Whether you can change anything from a simple majority to a super majority, I don’t think that’s legal”.
Trump’s step back didn’t unite the GOP. “I don’t think we’ve ever had a campaign like this before”.
In contrast, Rep. Reid Ribble, R-WI said, “His comments over the weekend are authenticating the man’s core character”.
“Considering the nature of where the Supreme Court is headed and the opponent he has in this case, I’m certainly supportive of him”. The bill would create a federal board to oversee debt restructuring.
Speaking at a rally in Richmond, Va. on Friday, presidential candidate Donald Trump expressed his excitement about the number of sports stars on his side.
Trump has refused to apologize for his comments about the judge, saying instead that his comments were “misconstrued” and insisting in recent days that he is the “least racist person there is”.
On the other side of the aisle, Sen. Given that, Elizabeth Warren certainly sounds Veep-ish at the moment.
Donald Trump’s national finance team held its first official meeting on Thursday amid growing concerns about the Republican presidential candidate’s lack of a campaign infrastructure, his attacks on a Mexican-American judge, and the realization that Trump’s flame-throwing instincts have yet to be reined in. “And that is just one of the many reasons why he will never be President of the United States”.
Trump’s fundraising operation has struggled to get off the ground not just because of his recently pieced together fundraising team, but also because of his controversial appeal.
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“He’s hired people on merit throughout his career”, he said. “We will get the government moving”.
