In an interview Wednesday, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer questioned Priebus about previous comments he made hoping Trump’s veep hopefuls would be “diverse”.
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Running out of options to voice displeasure with presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, some delegates who oppose him have flirted with a movement to try to upend next week’s GOP convention in Cleveland.
There’s no way to sugar-coat this: I’m mad as hell – and I know you are, too. His “Delegates Unbound” group is working to whip up support for a ditch-Trump effort among the convention’s 2,472 delegates. Romney has called Trump a “phony” and “fraud”, and he has said he will not vote for him. “He just says prejudiced stuff”. The polls showed that voters found her to be more intelligent and prepared to be president by wide margins. According to a recent GenForward poll almost two-thirds of people between ages 18 and 30 believe he is racist.
Desiree Batista, a former supporter of Vermont Sen. “Now is the time to stop Hillary Clinton and elect Donald Trump”. “I doubt that this platform will be much different from years past”, she said. “So I can’t imagine that people are gonna sit around and not do anything”. The truth is, Black people are used to finding out their white friend is secretly racist, but Trump went from walling out and rounding up Mexicans to registering Muslims to okaying the beating of a Black Lives Matter protester.
Among them, per various accounts: Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich; early nomination favorite Scott Walker, the governor of Wisconsin; Trump booster and New Jersey Gov. He later vowed to temporarily bar foreign Muslims from entering the US, a position from which he has recently backed away. Who that would be is unclear. “His comments about Mexicans, in particular, are just terrible”. “The idea of a border fence has been in our platform for many, many years and just changing the word from fence to wall is what they did and maybe it was a little hat tip to Donald Trump on that issue and that’s fine”.
“I would think that that’s pretty unlikely”, said John Fogarty, the general counsel for the Illinois Republican Party.
Williams and Democratic Mayor Frank Jackson said city police have dealt with other events at which people have openly carried firearms. Seven in 10 oppose his plan to build a wall along the US southern border. And it says that women should not be allowed to participate in combat roles in the military.
Hodgson said Trump “espouses views that are antithetical to American values of freedom and democracy” and is dividing the country along race and class lines. “He’s not focused on equality”, said Mclendon, of Tampa, Florida.
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The poll, which was conducted from June 30 to July 11, surveyed 1,015 voters in Florida, 955 in OH and 982 in Pennsylvania. Now, Trump leads Clinton 42 percent to 39 percent, within the margin of error; a month ago Clinton led 47 percent to 39 percent.
