In a separate statement issued following the meeting, a spokeswoman for the senator said that Trump asked Cruz “for his counsel on future judicial nomination, and Cruz responded he would continue to do everything he can to help ensure principled constitutionalists on the courts”. Elizabeth Warren and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro.
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For Clinton, the likely Democratic presidential nominee, the political concerns going forward are two-fold.
The Democratic presidential candidate said she will work on gun violence on “Day One” if she’s elected president, adding, “I want you to know when the 24-hour news cycle moves on, I won’t”.
In his speech, Trump plans to touch on President Barack Obama’s historic decision to normalize relations with Cuba, emphasizing the country’s poor record on human rights.
“The shooting of the 12 police officers in Dallas, Texas, has shaken the soul of our nation”, Trump said in opening his remarks, which were broadcast by major television networks on Friday evening.
The South Carolinian lawmaker, who has been critic of Trump, said that lack of respect for details could make it hard for the businessman to be a successful president.
“We can not, must not vilify police officers”. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) happened during a meeting created to foster unity among the GOP ahead of the Republican National Convention, which will be held later this month in Cleveland, Ohio.
“But should the federal government set a floor?”
Trump was scheduled to hold a rally in Miami Friday, but that event was postponed. In the proposal, the anti-Trump faction calls for delegates to be able to vote for a vice president other than who the nominee chooses, and that the nominee’s choice has no impact on who the delegates decide on.
Here’s the unsurprising reason: Trump has alienated Hispanic voters, making the last decade of demographic shifts even more potent.
“Liberal politicians who label police as racists – specifically Hillary Clinton and Virginia Lt. Governor Ralph Northam – are to blame for essentially encouraging the murder of these police officers tonight”, Stewart wrote on Facebook.
“I think it was the normal stream of consciousness that’s long on hyperbole and short on facts”, Sanford said.
“Personally I’m disappointed, but I completely understand”, said Stephanie Jirard of Carlisle, who was first in line and had been waiting since 2:15 a.m. for the rally.
On the other end of the spectrum, there’s Trump. The campaign says in a statement that Cheung’s job will be “pushing back on false or unbalanced reporting”.
“I’ll let you know how I feel about it after it happens”, Trump told The New York Times in a story published Thursday while flashing what the newspaper described as a “mischievous smile”.
Sanders has not yet said he will endorse Clinton but told reporters on Saturday that the two campaigns were coming together and to stay tuned.
Trump was referring to a 2014 scandal in which as many as 40 veterans died while waiting for care at a Phoenix VA hospital.
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Trump is perceived as divisive only “in the sense that the establishment is faced with a popular uprising and the establishment doesn’t want to give up all of its perks and all of its power”, Gingrich said.
