“I don’t think he’s qualified”, Roddey told the Post-Gazette.
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You’d think that tone deaf ramble would be the centerpiece of Trump’s humiliating Monday, but it actually got worse.
Giuliani doesn’t say how these “facts” were corroborated, but it’s a safe bet that the candy store owners didn’t tell cops “Well, we were kinda celebrating, so I guess we had it coming”. Bishop Corletta Vaughn, Senior Pastor of The Holy Ghost Cathedral and the star of another reality show, Preachers of Detroit, explained on Facebook why she had refused to attend: “Trump is an insult and embarrassment”.
Manigault, who is now known simply as “Rev. Omarosa”, said she had come equipped with questions her parishioners in California wanted her to ask Trump about issues like access to education for members of the black community.
“There were several persons that signed the endorsement cards”, Couzens said.
With one hand he offers you the spectacle of an endorsement by 100 black religious leaders and with the other, he gives you – Georgia! Yay!
And some attendees emerged expressing full-throated support for Trump.
The controversy over Donald Trump’s assertion that Muslims in New Jersey were cheering on September 11, 2001, as the World Trade Center towers burned and fell has taken another turn.
Recently after a stop in Birmingham he suggested that a protester should be “roughed up”. “The mood in the room overall was very positive”.
Pastor Al Morgan of Launch Ministries in Raleigh, North Carolina said that Trump indicated that he’d take lightening up into consideration. In today’s edition: national security, Trump, and more Trump.
“I was a little surprised” by the invitation, said Rep. Charlie Dent of the Lehigh Valley, who co-chairs the moderate Tuesday Group.
“If he carries this message into the general election in OH, we’ll hand this election to Hillary Clinton – and then try to salvage the rest of the ticket”, said Matt Borges, chairman of the Republican Party in Ohio. Over the years I’ve had people report to me things like that.
Trump often talks about veterans on the campaign trail and reminds voters of his efforts to build the Vietnam War memorial in NY. However, Scott admits to being an evangelical conservative who is a strong supporter of the pro-life and same-sex marriage views.
A press release from Trump’s campaign after the day’s events read, “The meeting was considered a great success by all those in attendance and numerous attendees were impressed by Mr. Trump’s honesty, leadership and vision”.
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“It’s clear what’s going on here – the GOP saw the incredible victories we won last month, decisively winning races from top to bottom, and now they’re running scared”, the McGinty campaign wrote. “All I can say is, I have not endorsed him, and I’m not likely to”.
