Yet, a year later, Trump has officially become the Republican presidential nominee despite having no prior political experience.
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DONALD Trump hinted at a new world order if he becomes president, saying the United States, under his leadership, might not come to the defence of some North Atlantic Treaty Organisation members if Russian Federation were to attack them.
“We will be a country of generosity and warmth”.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are tied in the battleground state of OH, according to a poll released Thursday, the final day of the Republican National Convention. Trump pressed that the crime and violence witnessed across America will soon come to an end. But his economic proposals Thursday night were vague, centering on unspecified plans to create millions of jobs.
“I am certain it is a decision he truly regrets”, Trump said of Obama’s appointment of Clinton.
The party wrote an illuminating report in 2013 called the “Growth and Opportunity Project” after Republican Mitt Romney’s bruising 2012 loss to President Barack Obama.
Trump’s comments sparked concern in Europe, with some analysts perceiving them as giving Russian Federation the freedom to intimidate North Atlantic Treaty Organisation allies. “Trump is now threatening that”.
“The president is supposed to be the leader of the free world”.
Reviewing Clinton’s record, Trump said in 2009, ISIS was not even on the map and the situation across the Middle East was stable.
Rep. Michael T. McCaul, Texas Republican and chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, modified a line from former President Ronald Reagan by asking convention attendees a similar question this week: “Are you safer than you were eight years ago?” “Harry Truman would be ashamed”, Clinton adviser Jake Sullivan said in a statement.
He accused Clinton, his far-more-experienced Democratic rival, of utterly lacking the good judgment to serve in the White House and as the military’s commander in chief.
Donald Trump takes the final-night stage at his Republican convention facing a daunting array of challenges, many of his own making.
Clinton’s campaign has put about $35 million into ads to air between the time she locked up the nomination in June and this week, according to Kantar Media’s campaign advertising tracker.
Trump also expressed his solidarity with border patrol officers and promised to strictly enforce all immigration laws.
The global press reaction to Trump’s rise has been largely negative, with Russian outlets being among the few to actively praise the Republican nominee.
Scaramucci said he expected more money to flow into the Trump coffers in the days and weeks ahead with his formal nomination.
“I’m telling you, this party is not divided, the voters are not divided, and Trump is going to continue to gain strength and he’s going to win this election”, Senator Jeff Sessions, a close advisor to Trump, told AFP.
“It was Trumpian words and rhythms, but he knows the people he’s appealing to – the working people of this country”, Cox said. “I don’t think so”. “Obviously, people are going to wonder who we’re electing”.
With decades in business and no prior political experience, Trump cast the projection of American military might overseas in economic terms. Americanism, not globalism, will be his credo.
Trump said he’ll turn what he believes are bad trade deals into great ones for the United States. Republican disunity was on display the previous night when Trump’s primary rival, Ted Cruz, stopped far short of endorsing Trump and drew loud boos.
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Ezra Klein, editor of Vox, offered the most concise reason for why Trump chose to be so dour in his speech.
