But Susan says, “This is a year I probably won’t vote”.
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He’s trying to take a similar approach to Clinton, dubbing her “Crooked Hillary”.
“He really competed hard and tough, so I respect Ted”.
“I honestly think he understands that building and unifying and growing the party is the only way we’re going to win”. “People will be voting for me; they’re not voting for the party”. But Trump’s bombastic rhetoric, unorthodox campaign and his lack of experience in government have left the party divided. Although Kasich tried to pitch himself as the best Republican to take on Hillary Clinton, the weight of the non-Trump never got behind him.
Mark Salter, a former top aide for Sen.
“As she’s said from the beginning, Kelly plans to support the nominee”. In an interview Wednesday with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, she showed no problem hitting Trump.
At a rally in West Virginia on Thursday night, the billionaire businessman criticized Clinton for the vast sums of money that she and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, accepted for the Clinton Foundation, which he called a “scam”.
“This year is not an anomaly, typically by the time New Jersey’s presidential primary rolls around both political parties decided their nominees”, she said.
They’re not alone. A Pew Research Center poll last month found that 56 percent of registered Republican voters think that disagreements within the party will keep many from supporting Trump as its nominee while 38 percent say the party will unite behind him.
Kasich was aiming to appeal to the Republican Party’s moderate wing. “Given the number of people Trump has brought to the dance, it’d be nuts to kick them to the curb”.
And nothing can make Republicans stand shoulder to shoulder more than the thought of having another Clinton in the White House.
Trump holds a commanding lead and is closing in on the nomination.
And this summer, Fleischer compared Trump to a vehicle wreck: “Donald Trump is like watching a roadside accident”, Fleischer told POLITICO.
But Trump has already said he’d like to see the party’s abortion plank amended to allow abortions in cases of rape, incest or if the woman’s life is in danger.
“We’re getting passed by, yet again”, he said.
“This is no longer a drill”, said a series of press releases from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in Washington aimed at eight Republican senate candidates that argued GOP inaction on Judge Merrick Garland’s nomination to the Supreme Court meant the unpredictable Trump could be the one to fill that vacancy. Only 6% of Trump supporters said they like the business mogul personally, and just 11% said the same for Clinton.
“I can no more vote for Trump than I can vote for his good friend Hillary”. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 5 percentage points.
On Wednesday afternoon, Walker – who is credited with helping Texas Sen. “And that’s not nothing”.
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Trump’s victory put to rest a belief that Republicans would choose their nominee at a contested convention in July.
