“I had just won more votes than anyone in the history of the party, so I was a little bit surprised when they said that”, Trump told Time Magazine.
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Scott Walker, who ended a brief bid for the GOP presidential nomination in September, distanced himself on Wednesday from his pledge last fall to support the Republican nominee and called on Trump to renounce his remarks. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., who faces a tough re-election battle, rescinded his endorsement of Trump, saying he lacks the temperament to be president.
Even though Donald Trump stood alone in the race for the White House among Republicans Tuesday, thousands of New Mexicans cast ballots for other candidates who were not running anymore.
The businessman did not apologize, and he used a almost 700-word statement to argue his side of the lawsuit. I know you’re promising to make it greater, it says so on the hats that you wear, and sell.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren will link Donald Trump’s recent criticism of a federal judge to a larger indictment of the Republican Party’s “full-scale assault” on the federal courts system during a speech Thursday. Well, over the past few days, several high-profile Republicans have walked.
Trump had been suggesting that Curiel’s heritage was influencing the judge’s opinion about the case because of Trump’s campaign rhetoric about illegal immigration. Warren said McConnell and Ryan are trying to create a judiciary that represents the interests of billionaires, not the majority of Americans.
At Trump campaign headquarters in Sacramento, the room has been filled with phone bank volunteers since early Tuesday morning.
Discussing weighty political issues with NBC’s “Tonight Show”, in an interview to be aired Thursday, Mr. Obama said Democrats are better off for their divisive primary, which saw likely nominee Hillary Clinton work harder than expected to see off Sen.
Senator Elizabeth Warren will renew her verbal sparring with presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump Thursday during a speech in Washington, where she is expected to call him a “loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud”.
“There was no controversy in the room”, New York Rep. Chris Collins said after the meeting was over.
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On Tuesday, the Democratic Party of IL launched a website that highlights comments by both Trump and Kirk and includes a quiz in which visitors can guess which candidate said each comment.
