After months of planning, Liam Migdail-Smith and I will be headed to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland and then on to Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention. “This is about the future of the Republican Party”.
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While uncommitted to Trump, Inhulsen said any attempt to change the rules of the convention now would be disingenuous to voters. Some want the rules committee to “unbind, ” or free, the delegates so they can back anyone, undermining his nomination.
“I highly doubt it”, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said in a brief interview of the prospects that the rebels would succeed. I’m not. I’m hearing less and less of it actually.
Whereas others are more ominous about the MEP’s arrival.
Donald Trump won enough delegates to clinch the party nomination but some in the GOP are searching for loopholes and calling for rule changes ahead of the GOP’s grand old party to circumvent the billionaire businessman from getting on the ticket.
Independent voters went for Trump in the new Monmouth poll, 39 percent to 35 percent. “That’s what people sent them to do”, Covey told 12News.
Trump strongholds, like Diane Schindlbeck, a Trump delegate, said the real estate mogul’s decisive primary victories speak for themselves.
“There are some minority groups out there saying “dump Trump” or “never Trump”.
It reflects a candidate in Donald Trump who has pretty much stepped back from most parts of the process and allowed conservative activists, especially socially conservative activists, to take over, and what you ended up with was a platform that encourages teaching the Bible in public schools, it calls coal a “clean source of energy”.
The chairman of the GOP’s standing committee on rules said Wednesday he suspects the level of support for the stop-Trump movement is softer than the NY billionaire’s opponents would suggest. Many established Republicans feel Trump is distancing himself from the party and wants the convention to be all about him.
On Tuesday, Bernie Sanders finally endorsed Hillary Clinton, though he said “it is no secret” that she and he “disagree on a number of issues”.
Unruh, Waters and their allies have other options.
He was pressed on how he can morally justify his support for Trump, and wasn’t shy about taking issue with Trump’s proposed Muslim travel ban.
When the convention begins in full next week, House Speaker Paul Ryan will hold the gavel.
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In a show of party leaders’ determination to keep things in hand, Duprey says, “It’ll be a quick debate on the floor”. “That means are we going to be faithful to the Constitution or not for a generation?” Noting that the retort that “all lives matter” tends to “enrage” people, he said: “Why don’t we stop kind of enraging everybody?” This time around, the news site is tackling a weightier subject ― press freedom ― though in a playful manner. AP material published by LongIsland.com, is done so with explicit permission.
