However, Hillary Clinton this week reached the amount of pledged delegates necessary to win the primary. There would be an outcry if a white person made the same claim about a black judge.
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“Today we’ve reported this gross tragedy in Israel [shooting at Tel Aviv market]”.
Jack Welch said presumed Republican nominee Donald Trump is in danger of losing the general election against Hillary Clinton if he continues to focus on issues such as the ethnic background of a judge handling a case against one of his companies. Donald Trump says Judge Curiel should be ashamed of himself.
“You know what I say to people who say that?”
Trump says his comments have been “misconstrued” by the media, but that he does feel he’s been treated unfairly in the case.
A number of GOP insiders pointed to Trump’s negative effect on Republicans polls as evidence of the necessity of replacing him with another candidate. “I think he will change it, by necessity-just the natural evolution of moving from the primary to the main event is going to necessitate a change”.
Trump has railed against Curiel, the judge presiding over three civil fraud lawsuits involving Trump University.
Retired neurosurgeon and former 2016 presidential contender Ben Carson said in an interview published Friday that Donald Trump privately acknowledged his attacks on a federal judge’s Mexican heritage were wrong.
“I’m building a wall”, Trump has said. Bill Flores on Wednesday joined the chorus of GOP officials condemning their party’s presumptive presidential nominee while pledging to vote for him. Carson said. “Look at where we are as a nation right now”.
For Christopher Borick, a professor of political science at Muhlenberg College, “once the Sanders excitement fades and many of his supporters start to fear the possibility of Trump, the woman card could be an important means by which to build excitement for her candidacy”.
Almost 40 percent Republican members of The Politico Caucus, a panel of activists, operatives and strategists in 10 key states, would like to see changes that could deny Trump the GOP party’s nomination.
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He said any effort to wrest the nomination from Trump by the Republican National Committee’s Rules Committee – as conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt has suggested – would be futile.
