Mr. Siano said Mr. Trump has the power to “unify the party to get past the negative publicity”.
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Trump is taking control of the Republican party, putting allies in key positions at the state party level, and gradually bending the RNC to do his will.
The establishment Republicans who were rankled by his fiery rhetoric on trade, immigration and Muslims in a primary election campaign would eventually line up behind him in the general election, they predicted.
Brian LeClair, a Woodbury Republican who is a local co-chair for the Trump campaign, praised the resolution’s rejection as a sign of party unity, a possible indicator for Trump’s chances in November against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee.
Boutin says those sentiments have turned her off to a man that many believe is Republicans’ best hope to reclaim the governor’s seat in 2016.
“There’s still a lot of work. He had absolutely no respect for Donald Trump, and I think got angry and frustrated when it became clear that the party wasn’t going to steer clear of Trumpism”, his son said. Simpson notes the delegates selected there won’t know who they’re bound to.
I favor Trump for at least five reasons.
There is nothing logical or coherent about Trump’s political message, but everyone must remember that politicians can say whatever they want, and it is only a promise. He is either knowingly or unknowingly working for the Democrats, and I applaud any effort to make sure he loses spectacularly.
Adam Motzko, from Sioux City, is one of the many national delegates who supported victorious Ted Cruz during the Iowa caucuses.
The presumptive Republican nominee said Tuesday that he had filed a new document showing his revenue had increased by about $190 million and that his net worth now eclipsed $10 billion. “He’s setting people up for a huge letdown and further disillusionment with the political system”, he said in an interview with WGN-AM earlier this month.
Estimates call for as many as 1,500 people to attend the convention, said Mike Bigger, the Wyoming insurance agent who serves as the Republican Party’s state central committeeman.
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“They can talk all day long about rifts in the Republican side, but that rift on the Democrats’ side is way more hefty than the rift in the Republican side”, Popma said. But to spend that much time coating his new rotten choice with layer upon layer of sugar is more deceptive and corrupt than anything he can say about the alternatives. Bernie Sanders, has criticized Clinton for getting paid by Goldman Sachs for speeches and wants the transcripts released.
