Gingrich also said, referring to Trump’s surprising lack of knowledge, that “he can’t learn what he doesn’t know because he doesn’t know he doesn’t know it”. But to those who did, you have America’s unending gratitude and admiration.
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Meanwhile, former MA senator Scott Brown told The New York Daily News that Trump could have handled the Khan situation differently.
On Tuesday, President Obama questioned Trump’s fitness to be president.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich says he has no idea how he’ll vote come November because he doesn’t support Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. It seems callers to our talk shows on WDEL 101.7 FM & 1150 AM – and DE 105.9 – are more evenly split, but one expects Trump would lose in DE by much bigger margins than either Mitt Romney or John McCain, despite Joe Biden having been on the Democratic ticket!
But more damaging is what Gingrich told The Washington Post today. Gingrich’s endorsement of McCain on Thursday seemed to be a continuation of Trump’s closest allies showing their support.
Hopes within the Republican establishment were that Trump would become a more conventional candidate who’s “on script”, as Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell put it.
Though Gingrich himself has been critical of Trump over his verbal attacks demeaning the bereaved family of a fallen Muslim American soldier, and his initial reluctance to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan, Arizona Sen. Just a few weeks ago, Newt was being considered as a possible vice-presidential running mate for Trump. The question is, can he, in August, slow down, take a deep breath and reorganize how he’s operating so that he gets to the standard of a potential president of the United States?
But when Putin returned to the top job, things changed.
Now the Democratic presidential nominee, Clinton has vowed to stand up to Putin if elected, drawing on her four years of ups and downs as the public face of President Barack Obama’s first-term “reset” with Russian Federation.
Comey has said Clinton was truthful to the Federal Bureau of Investigation but has refused to say whether he believes she misled the public.
Former Republican Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich has seen enough of the Trump campaign for his own liking.
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Twelve percent of Republicans now back Clinton, more than double the number of Democrats (5 percent) supporting Trump. Trump’s speech is set for Monday in the same city. Kelly Ayotte, but said the fight ahead needs to be focused on Clinton.
