Ryan “just reaffirmed his disagreement with the comment, respecting that the people have elected Donald Trump as our Republican nominee, and what we’re going to do is we’re going to use our position in a positive way to help America out”, said Rep. Tom Reed, R-N.Y.
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“Donald Trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud who has never risked anything for anyone and serves nobody but himself”, the Massachusetts Democrat said.
“As a national delegate to the GOP convention I will work to push through any rule necessary to deny Trump the nomination”, a Colorado Republican said. Mead says Trump’s policies would be better for Wyoming and the West. A lot less if you are Donald Trump.
Warren also linked Trump to House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, two prominent Republicans who disavow Trump’s comments against Curiel but continue to support him.
Trump said as recently as last month in an interview with The New York Times, “I think we’ll raise $1 billion”, though top GOP donors and fundraisers have warned that Trump’s late start to the fundraising game would likely keep him from reaching that target. Does that mean no disabled person, no black person should ever be his judge?
On Sunday, Trump doubled down on his racist logic and said a Muslim judge also could have a conflict in hearing the case because Trump wants to ban Muslims from the U.S.
Trump’s candidacy has done irreversible damage on American culture and morale, but it has done so much worse to the party from which the Frankenstein’s monster emerged.
On Tuesday, in a 700-word statement, Trump defended his remarks as “justified” but said they were “misconstrued”.
“No more insults”, Collins said.
Warren spoke overall about how Republicans, by holding up the confirmation of President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland, are “tearing down our centuries-old process for appointing judges”.
In a Monday conference call with high-level supporters, Trump overrode a directive from his own staff telling these surrogates, including former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, not to talk about the Curiel matter.
This week, billionaire Republican Ken Langone blasted Trump for the judge comments.
Throughout Hillary’s campaign, both she and Bill have been accused of covering up major financial inconsistencies within the Clinton Foundation.
BEN CARSON: I think what you have to do is ask Donald Trump specifically that question.
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“What he has shown to us, is that if you disagree, you are an outsider, an enemy”, Quezada said.
