Later in the day, Pence urged supporters in battleground Colorado to convince their neighbors to vote for Trump.
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Trump, Pence said, “strongly encouraged me to endorse Paul Ryan in next Tuesday’s primary and I’m pleased to do it”. That is why I implore Americans considering voting for a man who claims that only he can make the country great to think again.
“If you are repeatedly having to say, in very strong terms, that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him?” Priebus has been speaking with campaign chairman Paul Manafort and the billionaire’s children, who are said to agree that Trump needs to stop picking fights within his own party, according to a Republican official with knowledge of the conversations.
Ryan said in June that his support for Trump was not “a blank check”.
When asked if Trump should apologize, as Scott said: “You can talk to Donald Trump”.
Scott, who served in the U.S. Navy, would not comment directly on Trump’s comments and instead said Tuesday that “I’m never going to agree with every candidate on what they are going to say”.
“At the same time I would put a lot of pressure on China because economically we have tremendous power over China”.
“I don’t like doing this”. “The only bit of news is that we paid cash”, he added, explaining that “we couldn’t wire the money” because “we don’t have a banking relationship with Iran, which is part of the pressure we applied on them”. “We don’t need weak people”.
Trump lashed out at Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the Pakistani American parents of slain U.S. Army Captain Humayun Khan, after they appeared at last week’s Democratic convention in Philadelphia to criticize the Republican presidential hopeful for proposing a temporary ban on Muslims entering the country.
Now he’s also defending Republicans who have sparred with the GOP presidential nominee, particularly Arizona Sen. When the Khans gave TV interviews defending their religion and their patriotism, saying the candidate had no empathy or respect, Trump escalated his rhetoric, spurring many to say Trump crossed a sacred line.
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) hinted Thursday that his endorsement of the hate-spewing GOP nominee, does, in fact, have limits and that he wouldn’t be afraid to withdraw in the future.
Trump’s running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, however, shares a different opinion.
Right now it’s not clear if any prominent Florida Republicans plan to join him when Trump does a campaign swing through Florida on Wednesday. He didn’t take a position in the primary, he didn’t take a position in many primaries.
“I think Donald Trump and I see eye to eye on all those issues”, Pence said.
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