Whitman, the president and CEO of Hewlett-Packard, also said in an interview with the New York Times she would use her considerable resources to make a contribution to the Clinton campaign and its allied super PACs.
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Voters are paying attention to the words and actions of Donald Trump, and they are coming to the decision that he is unqualified to be president.
In the opinion piece, Hanna called Trump “profoundly offensive and narcissistic”, “self-involved”, and “a world-class panderer”. “While I disagree with her on many issues, I will vote for Mrs. Clinton”. Hanna said. “I will be hopeful and resolute in my belief that being a good American who loves his country is far more important than parties or winning and losing”.
“This would be the end of any other Republican candidate in the history of the country”. John McCain said Wednesday he’s sticking by his pledge to support Donald Trump as the GOP’s presidential nominee despite a series of Trump comments that have brought rebukes from top Republicans, including McCain himself.
Sixty-nine percent of respondents familiar with the comments declared Trump’s criticism in response to the family’s speech against Trump at the Democratic convention “out of bounds”, compared to 19 percent who said it was “in bounds”.
Whitman told the Times that Trump is a “dishonest demagogue” and that electing him to the White House would lead the United States “on a very unsafe journey”.
At the time, she also made a pledge not to back Trump should he emerge from the primaries victorious.
More than seven in 10 black Clinton supporters (72%) say they count no Trump supporters among their close friends.
The message belied the chaos that has erupted in the Republican Party after the NY real estate magnate engaged for days in a public dispute with the parents of the Muslim US soldier who died in Iraq.
Other Republicans have distanced themselves from their party’s presidential candidate’s remarks on the Khan family.
Donald Trump’s campaign chair says the candidate is in control and that reports of brewing anger over his inability to stay on message are overblown.
“You have sacrificed nothing, and no one!” On Tuesday, Trump attacked him and House Speaker Paul Ryan, saying he would not endorse either Republican in their re-election efforts.
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She’s trying to lure away furious and frustrated republicans, “I will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents”.
