“They burned the American flag and laughed at police”, Trump tweeted Saturday morning.
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They ‘walked out and they got accosted by a bunch of thugs, ‘ he said.
Although Cher, 70, is a staunch Democrat, Cher’s late ex-husband and musical partner Sonny Bono (best known for their number one hit “I Got You Babe”) was a Republican Congressman from 1995 to 1998, representing a Los Angeles area district.
“So great to have the endorsement and support of Paul Ryan”, Trump writes. Coyle said she likes what Trump says but believes he needs more restraint and diplomacy when it comes to his public demeanor, which comes off as rude.
Cheadle, a Republican candidate in a California congressional race, said he was using a “Veterans For Trump” sign to shield his head from the sun, and added he took no offense from Trump’s comments.
“Protesters fell into Donald Trump’s trap with their response to his campaign tactics Thursday”, it said. “He said the people near where the incident took place were about to jump on the black man because they thought he was a protester when in reality he was a supporter”.
Trump told his supporters that an African-American supporter who attended one of his rallies in Arizona had punched a protester who was wearing a traditional Ku Klux Klan hood.
As Trump supporters exited the rally, protesters shouted insults at them and accused them of being racists.
In his remarks about another black supporter, Trump recounted how “we had an African-American guy, who is a fan of mine, great fan, great guy”.
He then appeared to spot a black person in the audience of Friday’s event at the Redding Municipal Airport.
Trump reiterated from previous speeches his promise to campaign heavily in California in the general election.
Trump on Saturday also blamed San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo for a lack of security during the protests. “The way to defeat him is not by violence of any kind, not by personal harassment, it’s by educating, by organizing and bringing people out to vote”.
Obama decried the clashes between supporters of Donald Trump and protesters at a rally on June 2, saying that “there’s no room for violence”.
Clinton bashed Trump again and said he ‘has lowered the bar’.
The mayor of the city suggested that Donald Trump himself was to blame, AP reported.
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“We condemn the violence that happened at the rally”, said Executive Officer Ben Field.
