Let’s get that horse. But he said Trump is “a very unique nominee”. “The problem is, even if I make it, they’ll say I fell off the horse and it was awful”.
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After a stop in Atlanta, Georgia today, the presumptive Republican nominee was to head to Dallas for a rally on Thursday and then Houston for a rally on Friday.
We’re not even going to touch the fact that he used “the” in a unusual way with those words, a thing he’s done before when referencing other minority groups, like the Latinos, or the blacks.
Tuesday, Trump held a rally in North Carolina on his 70th birthday. Ted Cruz, a bitter rival who has yet to endorse him in the race.
Trump told the crowd he expects winning the general election against likely rival Hillary Clinton in November to be more hard than the primary because of a dishonest press. “I love your hair”, he said with a degree of marvel.
Supporters of Donald Trump plan to offer protection to fellow backers as dissenters work to keep protests peaceful when the Republican presidential candidate makes a return visit to Phoenix this weekend.
The website Gawker has published what it says appears to be the Democratic National Committee’s anti-Donald Trump playbook, which was accessed by hackers in a data breach. Ryan, of course, has taken issue with Trump’s proposed ban on Muslim immigrants and called his comments about the judge in the Trump University lawsuit “racist”, so little wonder Trump would prefer that Ryan “be quiet”.The Wisconsin Republican says he and other congressional leaders “represent a separate but equal branch of government” and vowed to “robustly defend the separation of powers”.
Armitage refused to confirm his support for Clinton to the Associated Press.
Clinton continues to have the most trouble with white men, three-quarters of whom have a negative impression of her, the survey found.
Trump, speaking Friday at a packed convention center in The Woodlands, Texas, not far from Houston, tried to play down the rift in the party and bragged about the money he’s raised in fundraisers across the state over the last two days, including an event Friday in San Antonio. Those who bring flags representing any country other than the USA will be asked to leave, Garcia told Dallas Observer. They are minority activists, leaders, and groups like LULAC, who say they’ll only be armed with American flags and a message.
“That’s what Trump is playing with when he described (Curiel) as simply a ‘Mexican, ‘” Gradilla said. Trump vows to “fight harder for American workers than anyone ever has”.
The AFL-CIO’s general board voted to endorse Clinton over Vermont Sen. Cox introduced Trump, urging republicans to unite behind the presumptive nominee.
The labor federation includes 12.5 million members and is a potent force in Democratic politics.
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The Republican primary began with 17 experienced and talented candidates for president.
