The former Alaska governor also praised Trump as the candidate who would have never been chosen by “the loser consultants”. It seems fitting that his explanation for supporting Donald TrumpDonald TrumpTrump used charity money to buy himself Tebow-signed helmet: report Sanders: I don’t hate Clinton Limbaugh predicts violence from left if Trump wins MORE was as disingenuous as it was tepid.
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He looked ahead to the general election promising to return to Colorado “a lot”. “Trump wins, America will win because voters are so sick and exhausted of being betrayed”.
As he continues to bombard foreign politicians with illegal fundraising emails, there are also indications that Donald Trump is illegally coordinating with his super PAC.
“Darm right voters are mad”, Palin said.
[Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images] Palin said the claims of racism were “ridiculous”, because Donald Trump has been in the spotlight for decades and has had friends of every race.
Trump promised to be back in Colorado, a battleground state, several more times before November.
Trump has staked out a staunchly pro-Israel position in his campaign for president, vowing in March that “the days of treating Israel like a second-class citizen will end on day one” of his presidency. At such a time as this, you can not be lukewarm.
In his address at the Western Conservative Summit, Trump repeatedly mentioned the fractious GOP primaries, particularly Colorado’s complicated delegate allocation process, in which the real estate mogul was outmaneuvered by GOP rival Sen.
The closest Donald Trump came to addressing that question was in his comments about judges, and making his judicial appointments from candidates suggested by the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation.
“He’s just becoming more solidified and far more presidential in how he presents that”, Gustafson said.
It was recently reported that Chris Christie is being vetted as a possible vice presidential candidate, according to ABC News.
“Thinking Americans thought and watched Donald Trump rip the veil off a rigged system that has betrayed your everyday, hard-workin’, garden-variety, ticked-off American”.
Speaking at the Western Conservative Summit, Trump said his wife and his children are “all going to be speaking” at the convention. “I said, ‘What happened to the vote?’ I started to learn”. The structure is meant as a visible demonstration against the candidate’s proposal to build a wall along the US-Mexican border, organizers told KDVR.
Trump also took his time on stage to talk about how the United States is not being harsh enough in its fight against ISIS.
“So we can’t do water boarding, but they can do chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages, they can do whatever they want to do”, said Trump while in Ohio.
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As for policy, there are only a few areas where the group’s leaders said they could agree with Clinton, which mostly involves foreign policy and trade. “They were really nasty to me, and I was really nasty to them”, Trump said in Denver, building on his previous idea that these unnamed “sore losers” should “never be allowed to run for public office again”. The Republican’s primary legislative agenda if Clinton is elected will be the same as it was when Obama was elected – to make her a one term president.
