“I’m telling you the kid looks like he’s 10 years old”, Trump added.
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Opinion surveys show Trump and Democrat front-runner Hillary Clinton in a tight race ahead of the November US presidential election.
Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said rather than diminishing female support for GOP congressional candidates, Trump will increase voter turnout and said a bigger factor will be Clinton’s unpopularity among men.
“The safest place to be, anytime in our country, is at a Trump rally”, the presumptive Republican nominee said inside during a speech that was repeatedly interrupted by protesters.
Meanwhile, inside the convention center, one protestor was dragged from the stands.
Leaving aside questions about Trump’s tax rate and his deductions, Rose pressed him further, on the larger question of whether there should be more transparency from one of the two people likely to become president.
Smoke filled the air as others burned T-shirts and items labeled with Trump’s catch phrase: “Make America Great Again”. Dozens tied themselves to barricades after trying to break through.
Albuquerque Police said on Twitter that some protesters were throwing bottles and rocks at mounted officers, and that damage had been done to the glass doors of the center.
Riot police responded with smoke canisters and pepper spray to bring crowds under control.
Some interactions between Trump supporters and protesters had a sharp edge.
Guinta’s campaign noted that he recently visited the border with Mexico to learn more about cartel violence.
Albuquerque attorney Doug Antoon said rocks were flying through the convention center windows as he was leaving Tuesday night.
“This was not a protest, this was a riot”, he said.
“Hey, maybe I’ll run for governor of New Mexico”. And the Governor will not be bullied into supporting a candidate until she is convinced that candidate will fight for New Mexicans. Ryan has met with Trump since announcing he was not yet prepared to back the NY billionaire’s candidacy, but has said work still remains to unite the party.
Defending his remark in Albuquerque, saying real estate purchases in a declining market showed smart dealmaking skills that he would bring to the White House.
Asked if she felt a need for soul searching, Ellmers said, “Some of the worst, most heinous comments I have ever received have come from fellow women, and men”. What am I going to do? “But I don’t support their racist, sexist candidate”, said Andrew Tennison after shouting I love you but I hate you candidate at those passing by.
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Despite this, the delegates are bound by state party rules to vote for Trump on the first ballot at the national convention, U.S. senate candidate and former chairman of the Washington state Republican party Chris Vance, who was at the convention, told the Guardian.
