Trump responded to that statement by deriding the signatories as members of “the failed Washington elite” who “deserve the blame for making the world such a risky place”.
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The campaign said that Trump was saying that Second Amendment people will turn out to vote in record numbers.
I have always been the same person-remain true to self.The media wants me to change but it would be very dishonest to supporters to do so! “I think that would be the only discussion we would hear all the way until November”.
Reed said he has repeated that message to Trump campaign staffers.
A new poll says Democrat Hillary Clinton has a 30-point lead over Republican Donald Trump in their home state of NY.
Utah Republicans don’t expect Trump to lose the state’s six Electoral College votes to Clinton (or Johnson.) The state is simply too Republican, and conservative, to shift its support to a liberal Democrat like Clinton. House Speaker Paul Ryan also endorsed Trump but has criticized his campaign on occasion since then, and the New York Times reported this weekend that Trump’s family and other confidantes have pressed him to try to stick to a script and the issues and avoid issuing insults on the campaign trail.
Trump’s standing in the polls has fallen in recent weeks amid those controversial statements.
Asked what he would say to a voter who questioned Trump’s temperament, Reed said: “I would just say we’re in a binary choice”. “We felt that we had little opportunity to shape his views and would do far more good by making our deep concerns public and pushing the growing momentum against his candidacy”.
Should Trump get the chance to put his “nostrums” into practice, Asian countries would be forced to shift towards states challenging the United States, most notably China, and some might seek security through nuclear weapons, the former officials said.
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Green said that Republican experts are not completely endorsing Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton because she has also been less than internationalist with respect to trade and government deficits.
