He especially criticized the proposals of Donald Trump, who has urged the building of a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border to prevent the illegal northward flow of migrants and advocated deporting all the country’s estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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Bush’s regulation plan, combined with his proposed tax changes, will help increase wages so that by 2020 a family of four earning $50,000 will have an after-tax income that is about $3,100 higher, according to a summary provided by the campaign. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), another 2016 contender, has done the same. I wouldn’t even try to do some of the things some of the candidates are doing.
Others in the GOP haven’t been shy about calling for homogeneity.
[Alongside Trump’s campaign, activist clashes are growing uglier]. But he praised the “vitality” of a multicultural society as other GOP presidential candidates find themselves in trouble over comments about minorities.
“We have to diversify”.
“It’s just absolutely wrong to make the conclusion that every potential Hispanic voter has one particular opinion about immigration”, he said. Their 2012 standard-bearer Mitt Romney performed disastrously with Latinos, which played a crucial part in costing him the presidency. Critically, a growing number of them live in battleground states, including Virginia, that are considered vital to the GOP to winning the White House. “Not race or ethnicity, not where you come from”, he said. He met with local Hispanic leaders surrounded by mariachi music and heaping plates of enchiladas at the El Paso Mexican restaurant.
“Civility is a sign of strength, not weakness”, he said.
But Bush said later he viewed multiculturalism as not aspiring to an American ideal. Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson told NBC this weekend that he had no reason to doubt Obama’s Christian faith, but that he personally could not support the idea of a Muslim president. The two outside groups backing rival Floridians are the only organizations airing presidential ads in South Carolina, according to CMAG data. He mentioned Trump’s “odd” advice that he not speak Spanish to a group of Florida school children.
Rye believes that the ideological differences between the Republican party and people of color are too deep to ever gain significant ground. “No more academics and political hacks from the left running our regulatory agencies”, he said. He promised an executive order that would block new regulations that don’t address an “identifiable market or major policy failure” and avoid new rules in favor of “state-based solutions” wherever possible.
The successful negotiation of the TPP agreement would send a message to the rest of Asia the United States is not pulling back from the market and can be relied upon as a solid, long-term trading partner, Bush said. The most recent CNN/ORC poll puts him in fifth place, with just 9 percent support.
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“In the last couple of weeks, some surprises in this campaign”. Sorry, but pretty much everything that is cool or interesting – or, quite frankly, delicious – in our country was brought here by people Jeb Bush and his anti-multiculturalism cohorts might not consider “American” enough for their tastes. “Buenas noches”, he said, and he continued with a few more words in Spanish, asking the audience to forgive his “Spanglish”. The party’s anti-establishment, anti-government, anti-immigrant voters resent the privileged past from which Bush arose.
