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“We need loyal people in this country”, Trump added in the interview.
“There has to come a point at which you say enough”, Mr Obama said. Both Clinton and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump – who earlier said he raised $35.8 million in small donations last month – must report their fundraising information to federal regulators by August 20.
Rose followed up: “When’s the last time you told him he’s wrong?” “What does this say about your party that this is your standard-bearer?”
Donald Trump ran as a Republican more because it was an easier path to a believable presidential candidacy than because he’s actually a Republican.
“He was always a staunch Republican because they backed the military”.
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“When Donald Trump is talking about Islam, he is ignorant”.
His son Mohsin Naqvi, who was born in Pakistan, enlisted in the U.S. Army four days after September 11, 2001, and was killed in 2008 by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
But that challenge may have resonated with others too, as purchases and views of the Constitution are up.
For Donald Trump, it’s become a familiar pattern.
Trump broke a political and societal taboo over the weekend when he criticized Khizr and Ghazala Khan. Now, he’s sparring with an American Muslim family whose son was killed in Iraq.
Trump stoked further outrage by implying Ghazala Khan didn’t speak while standing alongside her husband at the convention because she’s a Muslim woman.
But its safe to say that no one imagined he’d take the bait so easily – even Clinton, who said of Trump: “A man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons”. But the businessman can quickly be drawn back in by an interview, especially if he believes he’s already answered the question, or if he grows irritated by commentary on cable television. “Captain Khan was one such fearless example”, Ryan said. Despite that indefensible comment, McCain eventually endorsed Trump. She also urged Clinton to make an apology to Pat Smith, a speaker at the GOP convention, whose son was killed in Benghazi. “It’s a very deeply held habit”.
Trump has been feuding for days with Khizr and Ghazala Khan, a Muslim family whose son, Capt. Humayun Khan, was killed in 2004.
The expense of a ban, which Trump says would save billions, would cost anywhere from $40 billion to $60 billion or more, just to cover screening tests for Muslim immigrants.
“We were heartened by your first instinct, which was to not endorse Mr. Trump”.
With the two sides slinging criticism, Khan on Sunday assailed Trump as a “black soul” who lacks the moral compass or temperament to be president. Arizona Sen. John McCain, a prisoner of war in Vietnam, said that while the party has bestowed upon Trump the nomination, “it is not accompanied by unfettered license to defame those who are the best among us”.
Things got off to a bad start when the Khan family story did not go away.
Then on Monday, Khan criticized Trump’s “ignorance” for disparaging him for speaking out, and expressed exasperation on NBC that the provocative billionaire “can get up and malign the entire nation”. Blunt said in a statement.
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“I think the Democrats laid a trap for him”, said Tom McClanahan, a 54-year-old from Johnston, Ohio. A master of branding, he knows that he’s going to get a lot more respect cruising through the primaries in a brand-name auto than one no one had ever heard of, so: Republican roadster, 2016 model. “They knew he’d respond”.
