“We didn’t learn from MBA’s”, said Trump, who, like his father, graduated from the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania.
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“That is why Hillary Clinton’s message is that things will never change”.
Although Christie denied there was ever a “hug”, he often defended his treatment of the President, arguing he put his constituents’ needs before politics. “Beginning on January 20, 2017, safety will be restored”, Trump said.
It fell to Trump’s home state of NY, represented by a coterie of the candidate’s adult children, to hand him the majority-plus-one needed to clinch the nomination. Trump took the opportunity to attempt to soothe divisions in both the country as a whole and his party, where tensions were exposed Wednesday by Ted Cruz’s refusal to endorse Trump. “Any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country”.
Trump couldn’t possibly care less; he is not the establishment candidate and does not need their seal of approval.
Jorge Guajardo, former Mexican ambassador to China, said “sorry U.S. The world is looking tonight and you, you ain’t looking good”.
The Republican National Convention was off to a chaotic start as delegates opposed to Donald Trump and pressure from the Republican National Committee resulted in protests, showing that the campaign of the Republican party itself has not been on healthy lines.
The evening included historic moments.
He claimed Clinton as Secretary of State emboldened Al Qaeda in Nigeria and failed to block terrorists from gaining ground in Libya. By his rhetorics, many suspect that Trump could even make the terrorist scenario more hard and more horrendous by handling the issues without care and caution. America is better than Donald Trump. “If you compete for something and you don’t get it, I’m the kind of person who’s a competitor and of course I’m disappointed”.
A pro-Hillary Clinton super political action committee is previewing a new “3 a.m. phone call” ad warning that Donald Trump is too risky to be president. There’s nothing in the American tradition that offers parallels to tactics like these.
The New York businessman, who has never held elected office, filled his speech with some of the bravado he used to win the Republican nomination over 16 rivals, punctuating his rhetorical points by waving an index finger.
“I’ll be watching and listening”, Cruz said, but added: “I won’t sit down, shut up, support the team”. The fact that the political system in America can not throw better persons as Presidential candidate is causing deep worry and concern.
She also condemned recent acts of violence against police officers. “I’ll be very happy to be up there”. The Trump campaign called the allegations absurd.
“People don’t feel safe in their neighborhoods”.
“She supported a deal that didn’t even require this murderous regime to return a cop killer, JoAnne Chesimard, to face justice”, Christie said, referring to the woman convicted in the killing after she fled to Cuba.
“Not a chance”, Ryan said.
Trump’s speech diagnosed a struggling nation and lash out at political correctness, corporate spin, “carefully crafted lies” and media myths. When it comes to working for a Trump victory, Republicans should not lack for motivation, he said.
Despite threats of another chaotic day, anti-Trump Republican US Senator Mike Lee said efforts by some delegates to block Trump’s nomination appeared finished.
Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law who’s taken on a larger role in the campaign, was not so enthusiastic about Christie potentially joining the ticket.
“Not only have our citizens endured domestic disaster, but they have lived through one global humiliation after another”.
“Guilty”, said the crowd.
He warned of the “barbarians of ISIS”, conflated “brutal Islamic terrorism” in France with attacks in San Bernardino, Texas, Boston and Orlando. “Tramp.” Others have been even harsher and more vulgar, with crude references to parts of Clinton’s body. He said he will not sign “bad” trade agreements.
“She’s willing to fight to keep families together, and willing to fight for immigrants”, said Celia Vergas, a housekeeper at the Trump Hotel who introduced Clinton to a crowd of about 150 culinary workers. The audience responded with chants of “Lock her up!”.
She says she saw Miriam Adelson’s jaw had dropped, too.
When the bombastic mogul came down the escalators of Trump Towers in NY 13 months ago to announce his candidacy, few experts gave him even the faintest chance.
Only a change in leadership will fix the mess at home and overseas, he said. This, in turn, will create millions more jobs.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks at the American Federation of Teachers convention at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minneapolis, Monday, July 18, 2016.
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Trump didn’t just castigate Clinton, however.
