Donald Trump marked the one-year anniversary of his presidential campaign launch with a rally at Gilley’s that offered a heavy dose of nostalgia.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump yesterday called for surveillance of mosques as part of U.S. law enforcement efforts to prevent terrorism, and stood by his remarks on banning Muslim immigrants, a move which others in his party have criticized. “I don’t think we’re to get that wall built, and if you did, I don’t think it’s gonna make our country safer, you know”, said Gonzales.
The rally officially starts at 4 p.m. but expect crowds outside, including Trump supporters and Trump protesters, in the hours leading up to the rally.
“She talks a lot about it, and yet she’ll allow people in [to the U.S.] that want to kill people from the community, from that community, and I think it’s bad”, he told Fox News on Monday, the day after the Orlando attack. We’ll build it folks. Dave Trott, R-Birmingham; Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Tipton and Candice Miller, R-Harrison Twp., have said they would support their party’s nominee, even if Trump wasn’t their first choice.
Despite being on the home turf of Cruz, who has not endorsed Trump, the billionaire did not mention his former opponent by name. Ted Cruz, whose exit from the race after the IN primary effectively paved the way for Trump to capture the nomination.
Trump plans instead to depend upon the national Republican Party to lead state-based efforts on his behalf, while Democrat Hillary Clinton has had an army of staff dedicated specifically to her campaign in general election battlegrounds for months.
He says: “You know, it’s amusing”.
Nope, this is 2016 America, where Lamar Alexander, an exasperated Republican senator, told the press earlier this week that “we do not have a nominee until after the convention”.
Stumping in Dallas, Donald Trump revisited a few flawed claims and one claim about Hillary Clinton that was mostly right. “There are thousands of people outside who can’t get in”.
Trump’s comments came as concerns grow – including among some in Georgia – over the availability of assault weapons like the gun that Mateen used in Orlando.
Ron Gunnels, a Jeb Bush supporter said the main reason he would vote for Trump is because the “Supreme Court is at stake” and believes that the businessman would “get things done”. So that’s the reason why I’m supporting Trump.
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Figures were not available Friday on how much money the city of Dallas spent providing services for the Trump events. Trump is scheduled to attend two more fundraisers Friday afternoon, one in San Antonio then another in Houston. David Perdue, hosted a private fundraiser for the presumptive Republican nominee Wednesday morning. Castro, rumored to be on Clinton’s shortlist for running mate, said in a statement Trump’s “message to the Latino community is clear: You are not American”.
