(AFP photo)US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign stop at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts on May 2, 2016 in Carmel, Indiana.
Advertisement
Trump believes more Republicans will support him when they consider the possibility of the former secretary of state as president.
That contrasts with Clinton, who has raised some $187 million so far and back in November began her general election fundraising effort, which can solicit huge checks for her campaign, the Democratic National Committee and state parties.
“I speak to all of you in this room as reporters, as well as the American public, I think, I just want to emphasize the degree to which we are in serious times and this is a really serious job”, he said.
Her second ad, however, cuts deeper, as it features fellow members of Trump’s Republican Party including Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina and former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, speaking out against Trump. Ryan previously criticized Trump for saying that if he did not win the nomination, his supporters might riot at the Republican National Convention in July.
They said the goal from now on is beating her, and their presumptive nominee and the billionaire businessman can do it. “I said it’s fine and if you want to go stronger, I would go stronger too”.
There are two Republican primaries next week – one in Nebraska and one in West Virginia, both set for Tuesday. GOP political consultant Kevin Spillane told me he’s bitter GOP voters rewarded Clinton’s “dishonesty and cynicism” by going for Trump.
“There’s no official outreach from the campaign but I would not be at all surprised if our supporters are doing it on their own”, Clinton campaign spokesman Josh Schwerin told the website.
“I’m disappointed that Cruz pulled out, but I’m going to support Trump”, said Charles Brewer, a Greenfield Twp. resident and Republican convention delegate candidate for Mr. Cruz.
At any rate, voters should expect a bloody six-month Clash of the Titans between Trump and Clinton – replete with vicious name-calling, a swamp’s worth of mudslinging and billions of dollars of ugly negative ads on radio and TV.
He said that while his campaign has won 45 percent of the pledged delegates, “we have won only seven percent of the superdelegates”.
(CNN)Now that Republicans have their nominee, the party elites have a big choice to make.
Finally, Tracy, “I hate to have to vote for trump but here in America unfortunately we don’t get to vote for someone anymore, we have to vote against someone”.
Advertisement
On CNN Wednesday, Trump was asked about Kasich being his Vice President.
