That’s well above the 1,237 delegates needed for the nomination and more than double the 559 of his nearest rival, Texas Sen.
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Trump has similarly used Twitter to bash Warren, calling her “goofy Elizabeth Warren” and attempting to mock her Native American heritage by calling her “Pocahontas”.
She said she has been pushing back, arguing that while she – and many others – “would personally not bring up a person’s origin, that’s just Trump’s style”. In her high-profile address, she pivoted from attacking the likely GOP nominee to attacking Republicans more generally, accusing the party’s leaders of orchestrating a prolonged “assault” on the independence of the federal judiciary in order to serve the wealthiest Americans.
“Donald Trump chose racism as his weapon, but his aim is exactly the same as the rest of the Republicans”.
“As the governor has expressed before, she is concerned by, and strongly disagrees with, some of Mr. Trump’s rhetoric and positions, including his comments about a federal judge”, Sanchez said in an email.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday that Donald Trump made the “textbook definition of a racist comment” in saying an American-born judge isn’t qualified to preside over a case because of his Mexican heritage.
It’s a reasonable assumption then that Trump will need at least 60 million votes to win the White House in November – and nearly certainly north of 65 million given population growth in the country. The women said they are maintaining the necessary legal distance from the Trump campaign.
Warren didn’t take this approach. “Politicians are so politically correct anymore, they can’t breathe”, Trump told The New York Times on Tuesday, hours before his low-key speech.
“Well, let me tell you who those strangers are”, Ruiz Massieu said of Mexican-Americans.
He’s a Mitch McConnell kind of candidate… Smearing and intimidating nominees who do not pledge allegiance to the financial interests of the rich and powerful.
Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump is reflected in the glasses of a supporter as he greets them and signs photographs at Pittsburgh. “Paul Ryan condemned Trump’s campaign for its attacks on Judge Curiel’s integrity”.
“To the dismay of those who prey on disinformation and fear for political gain”, she said, “the Mexican people are and have always been a positive presence and force for good in the United States”. “I know that feeling well”.
“I feel that we’re on the way to victory”, Eisenberg said afterwards. “In other words, to undermine the fundamental principle of equal justice under law”.
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), the first senator to endorse Trump, at first tried to avoid commenting Tuesday on Trump’s remarks about the judge.
Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., said talk of ditching Trump at the convention was a “Washington fantasy” that would look like the party was “trying to undo the will of the Republican electorate” and pull off “some sort of coup”.
“You have to have a VP who’s ready to step up and be president at any moment, but also a vice president candidate who can articulate the policy of the forthcoming administration, and can delineate the differences” between Trump and Clinton”, Ryan, the GOP’s 2012 vice presidential nominee said.
Trump displayed his aggressive style after The Washington Post reported many veterans groups never received promised donations from his January fundraiser.
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On the other hand, though, it could help Democrats’ in their effort to ensure that it’s not just Trump who goes down to defeat, but rather the Republican Party as a whole.
