“So, it doesn’t have much effect on me, but it’s certainly not easy for someone to run for president”.
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The Republican National Committee has dramatically reduced the number of primary debates before the 2016 contest largely to avoid the kind of attacks that bloodied their 2012 nominee, Mitt Romney.
But not all Republicans are ready to discuss immigration rationally and without jumping to xenophobic tropes. “I say some things very differently”.
“I think the polls are a testament”, said Trump, one of more than a dozen Republicans running for president.
This all comes in the wake of his controversial remarks over Hispanic immigrants, saying, “When Mexico sends its men and women”. Trump said that not only is the Mexican government sending “people that have lots of problems”, as a result of the drug and migrant trade, to America, but the U.S.’s Southern border is being infiltrated with “infectious disease”. They then go out and employ subcontractors to work for them. “But I really knew it was going to be bad”. And Donald Trump is someone coming out there who they view as a straight-shooter, someone who’s different and fresh.
The American Spectator: Trump Spoke “Hard, Documented Fact” About Immigrants, “Illustrated By” This Murder.
As the two vie for the Republican presidential nomination, Pataki has taken the lead in repudiating remarks Trump has repeatedly made regarding illegal immigrants migrating into the United States. The only major migration-related initiative attributed to the government in an effort to achieve such goals is the allegation that it is cracking down on Central American migrants in transit through Mexico in order to get privileges for Mexicans. “It’s killing our country”.
Before he got down to the serious business of immigration reform on Monday, Pataki made some jokes at the expense of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to the gathered press. “I mean he’s not a stupid guy so I don’t I assume he thinks every Mexican crossing the border is a rapist”, said Jeb Bush.
“Trump is wrong on this”, Bush said over the weekend, according to CNN. Those who back it are obviously just interested in “cheap labor”, he claims. The Washington cartel supports amnesty.
“A lot of Republicans may talk about having new ideas and fresh faces, but across the board, they are the party of the past, not the future”, Hillary Clinton said at a rally in Virginia last week to applause. She is an NPR contributor and has contributed to United States of America Today, The Wall Street Journal, National Review Online, Politico and more, and has myriad television and radio credits as a commentator.
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So says a senator who campaigned against raising the minimum wage.
