The presumptive Republican presidential nominee opened his address by highlighting values he shares with the conservative Christian community.
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Susana Martinez has joined a chorus of Republican leaders in criticizing Donald Trump for his claim that a federal judge is not qualified to preside over a case because of his Mexican heritage. “Right now, we have a very divided nation”.
Trump’s remarks may be “racist” but he’s not Judge Curiel’s rulings have been fair to Trump Ryan: “I personally reprimanded Trump over judge remarks MORE said Friday he personally spoke with Donald TrumpDonald TrumpTrump: “My voters don’t care” about lack of policy specifics Graham defends Trump’s “Pocahontas” insult against Warren Cuban: “Trump has no self-awareness MORE to reprimand him over the controversial comments he made about a US district court judge”.
Is the position that the judge can not do his job and be fair because he is of Mexican heritage, and Donald Trump wants to build a wall, those facts, not other ones that have since been added, but those facts, is that racism? Trump’s remarks included a wide-ranging attack on Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, and he said money aimed at resettling Syrian refugees in the United States should instead be spent on tackling poverty in USA cities.
Two GOP sources told CNN late last month that Trump’s campaign was looking into using a large sports venue for his acceptance speech in Cleveland.
“I wish everybody in the Republican Party had rejected Mr. Trump and chosen someone else”, Romney said. Instead, a spokesperson pointed to previous comments Thune has made.
“I don’t think we’re out of the danger zone in terms of him making statements that will come back to hurt Republicans”, Flake said.
Donald Trump on Saturday lamented the fractured state of the party he is preparing to lead into the general election following a rollicking week of heated criticism from top Republican Party officials. “The reason I’m so upset is it does step on this concept of separation of powers in the judiciary, it is un-American”, Graham said.
Former Rubio Communications Director Alex Conant also joined “Powerhouse Politics” Thursday and all but ruled out the possibility of Rubio taking the job as Trump’s running mate if it were offered. The third-term Republican expressed “disappointment” in some of his recent comments. So anyway, this dude goes up to Trump and asks, “Hey Donald, you know how the Republican Party did some awesome shit until the 60s when all the awesome Republicans became Democrats and all the racist Dixiecrats became Republican?”
Noem, who is focused on her own House race, doesn’t plan to donate money or campaign for Trump.
“When we bought this business, it was banned in most states”.
But state Rep. Sandy Salmon of Janesville, who also is a delegate, said it appears to her there is no choice. Still, he added, “Trump is testing that sort of loyalty” from many in the GOP. He’s one of only four Democrats versus 26 Republicans. “That’s not “disappointing’, that’s un-American and it’s a danger to this country”. I believe we are always stronger together”.
Clinton, the former secretary of state, earlier this week secured the delegates needed to win the party nomination for the November 8 presidential election.
Indeed, the electoral math is daunting for Republicans even without Trump.
At least one attendee, 12-year-old Finleyville resident Cody Behanna, was gratified by the sight. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., who faces a tough re-election battle, rescinded his endorsement of Trump, saying he lacks the temperament to be president.
Lindsey Graham thinks so.
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“But if he continues this, he’s really dishonoring that support”, Graham said.
