“Now I know some people say I’m too much of a fighter”. Buchanan asked in a column on his website.
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During a radio broadcast on Wednesday, conservative commentator Hugh Hewitt made a strong statement that if the RNC doesn’t act fast and kick Trump out as the Republican nominee, the party will absolutely lose to Hillary Clinton in the fall.
Buchanan proceeded to bring up Obama’s criticisms of Citizens United and other “attacks” by presidents on judicial independence.
But Warren will use her speech Thursday to expand her attack on all Republicans by tying them to Trump. “Mr. Trump can be that leader, and we are ready to help him when he focuses on vision instead of inappropriate attacks”.
The Republican presidential nominee-in-waiting has called for Curiel to recuse himself from presiding over a San Diego fraud suit against Trump University, Trump’s defunct real estate school. In May he released an ad containing some of Trump’s controversial comments about women and noting that Boozman has said he will support Trump if he is the party’s nominee. If they were to try, the judge’s national heritage would not be sufficient grounds to do so. Trump attempted to tamp down negative reaction over the comments on Tuesday.
In comments widely seen as racist, the presumptive Republican nominee accused Judge Curiel of being biased against him because he “happens to be, we believe, Mexican”.
Trump has decided that he doesn’t need to raise money. Later, she said, “He wants to win by stoking fear and rubbing salt in wounds and reminding us daily just how great he is”.
Also in the Bloomberg interview, Trump said he has narrowed his running-mate search to four or five politicians, including several former campaign rivals. “It’s giving some of the donors heartburn, for sure”, she said.
“It is unfortunate that my comments have been misconstrued as a categorical attack against people of Mexican heritage”, he said. “His way is to throw bombs and spark a discussion”. In a victory speech delivered in Brooklyn on Tuesday, she spoke candidly-and movingly-about the path-breaking nature of her candidacy, which she had previously been reluctant to do.
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“I have spent my life building bridges and tearing down barriers – not building walls”, Senator Kirk said. “But if I’m forced to fight for something I really care about, I will never back down and our country will never back down”.
