Boundless boasts. Absolute faith in the man behind it all.
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More than a dozen Republican presidential candidates spent a year of the nominating contest waiting for someone else to attack and take down Donald Trump.
At his news conference, Trump also bristled at the possibility that Republicans opposed to him might run a third-party candidate as an alternative to Trump or the expected Democratic nominee Clinton. “It’s important that we recognize what he has done because that’s usually a pretty good indicator of what he will do”.
For someone in business, they believe Trump’s candidacy is about better trade agreements or running the government like a business, instead of under the tyranny of professional politicians. Police said 35 protesters were arrested outside the San Diego Convention Center, majority well after the billionaire real estate magnate had left the venue. Garrett asked Trump at the press conference on Tuesday.
And as Trump told reporters Tuesday, his combative style isn’t about to change.
Covering Trump is unavoidable at this point, and some parts of the media have done an admirable job holding him accountable for his past, including his controversial Trump University.
“This” turned out to be the most contentious exchange yet in what is already a storied battle between Trump and the media. “He makes more money in a day than most people do in a lifetime”.
It might not be a unifying message, but attacking Trump’s most extreme supporters is the best strategy to fracture the GOP.
In some ways, Trump is the most media-friendly candidate, appearing on outlets from MSNBC’s Morning Joe to Bloomberg Businessweek to The Hollywood Reporter to The Alex Jones Show, which often deals with conspiracy theories. You have a problem with the truth. “You make me look very bad”. One option for the candidate in question is simply to offer the reporters asking the questions what they’re looking for. The billionaire mogul interrupted his recitation of the list of groups receiving portions of the money to complain about the way reporters had called up charities to try to verify his contributions.
But Trump doesn’t always follow his school’s advice.
“Never disparage a competitor or competitive products. focus on the benefits of our programs and how they meet the needs of the client”, the school’s training manuals advises employees. Trump has reveled in disparaging his rivals, continuing to bash his former Republican competitors even after locking up the nomination.
The takeaway is that Trump had raised $5.6 million for veterans’ groups, and obviously enjoyed reading off the names of the organizations and who had gotten the checks. And that’s why the foundation is keeping the money, and using it to help returning veterans with employment, mental health and other services. “They were people that were hurting, and they specifically targeted them”.
At a rally Wednesday night in Sacramento, California, Trump said he had seen a copy of Clinton’s speech and “it was such lies about my foreign policy”.
Her campaign said Clinton “will rebuke the fear, bigotry, and misplaced defeatism that Trump has been selling to the American people” in her speech. “She has bad judgment and is unfit to serve as president at this delicate and hard time in our country’s history”, he said in a statement.
Donald Trump’s criticism of the media has reached Nixonian levels – only Trump isn’t doing the name-calling in private.
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Trump University’s core customers are identified in the documents as male heads of households between 40 and 54 years old with annual household incomes of at least $90,000, a college education and a net worth of more than $200,000. Sure they are, Donald, probably the same person who told you that you’ve got a big dick. “Trump had not given the money”.
