Trump’s campaign has dismissed allegations that his campaign is struggling. “And he’s only 5 or 6 points behind”, Bennett said.
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Priebus hasn’t split from Trump, and there’s no indication that such a public break is coming. Despite that, McCain has said he’ll support Trump’s candidacy.
“He feels like a fool”, a Republican source familiar with the situation said of Priebus.
Although Mr Pence told Fox News that he backed Mr Ryan with Mr Trump’s blessing, the move underlined the increasingly fractious split in the party.
President Obama also commented on a report Russian Federation hacked the Democratic National Committee.
Trump has publicly refused to back Speaker Paul Ryan.
Paul Manafort, Trump’s current campaign chair, refuted any claims of turmoil in an interview with Fox News Wednesday.
“I’m sure you’ll also find that the positions/values of the candidates are not necessarily a sole reflection of the individual promoting or supporting said candidate”, she added. Trump has not given any indication he no longer wants to be the Republican nominee, ABC noted.
“First of all, the candidate is in control of his campaign”.
“Frankly the frustration we have is with you all”, he said during a telephone interview, “because you’re not covering our side of the campaign”. A slightly larger share of Clinton supporters (66%) said their conversations focused on personalities and candidate comments than the share of Trump supporters that said the same (53%). On Monday, he fired a senior adviser, Ed Brookover, who had been hired to serve as a liaison between the campaign and the Republican National Committee.
Many Republican leaders, including Ryan and McCain, have criticized Trump’s subsequent attacks on the parents.
“Well, absolutely. That’s why I used ‘probably, ‘ because I was just going through the timeline”, said Pierson, who then alleged that Trump was being blamed for Khan’s death.
Her biggest catch so far, Meg Whitman, a top GOP fundraiser and Hewlett Packard executive.
According to an ABC News report, Republican officials are weighing possible options of replacing Donald Trump with just three months left-if he were to drop out of the race. Khizr Khan criticized Trump’s position on Muslims and asked whether the real estate mogul had read the Constitution.
It’s part of her biggest month of fundraising yet $90 million in July.
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We heard it during the GOP primary: “Donald Trump will change after he wins the nomination”. His plans have included the ban on Muslims, building a wall along the Mexican border to keep out illegal immigrants and renegotiating trade agreements. And there we are even on the polls or 1 or 2 points up or 1 or 2 points behind.
