In the interview, Trump said France also places mosques under surveillance.
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Frances Fox Piven, the revered octogenarian political scientist whose Saturday morning testament to the power of movement politics went viral – she received the news that her name was trending on Twitter with graceful puzzlement – also became one of the few high-profile speakers to announce she plans to back Clinton.
At the same time, there are those who say that the likes of Mr Rubio and Mr Cruz were defeated because they were never prepared to commit to the same type of name-calling and insults that Mr Trump did.
Trump has been underestimated from the beginning of his campaign. Many involved in the delegate-driven movement supported Sen. “Why won’t they say it?” “The idea here is that we need people who are going to build local power and local resistance to whatever is going to come our way”. Voters may not be able to explain the businessman’s tax reform or healthcare plan but almost everyone can recite his attacks against his rivals: former governor Jeb Bush is “low energy”; Senator Ted Cruz is “lyin’ Ted”; Senator Marco Rubio is “lil’ Marco”; Senator Elizabeth Warren is “Pocahontas” and Mrs Clinton is “crooked Hillary”.
Ryan has endorsed Trump.
In a statement Friday, Trump dismissed the plots against him.
“So you tell me who’s better for the gay community or for women than Donald Trump”.
“I get that this is a very odd situation”. Many members of Trump’s own party won’t endorse him, which is nearly unprecedented for a presidential candidate.
Officers quickly took him into custody.
The campaign kicked off in earnest Thursday night on a conference call with at least 30 delegates from 15 states, according to multiple participants. They have recruited regional coordinators in Arizona, Iowa, Louisiana, Washington and other states.
The presumptive nominee, speculating that the trouble could be “in their religion”, said “you have many, many people, thousands of people, already in our country that are sick with hate”.
Former president George W. Bush, who has said he will not support trump, is campaigning for vulnerable republican senate candidates across the country, but some republicans are focusing on trump, exploring last-ditch efforts to block his nomination at next month’s convention in Cleveland.
He added, “One thing that I’m going to really be looking for over the next six months is that the American people are effectively informed about where candidates stand on the issues, what they believe, making sure that their numbers add up, making sure that their policies have been vetted and that candidates are held to what they’ve said in the past”. There’s only 2,400 of us. “It’s a hoax, I’m telling you”.
Republican leaders are stuck in an uncomfortable marriage with their can’t-live-with-him, can’t-live-without-him presidential nominee, who is showing no signs of cooling the polarizing rhetoric that many GOP elites decry. BuzzFeed News reported in March that there was no evidence to support this claim. I had hoped he and other Republicans would have the courage of their convictions, and not endorse someone they know would not be good for our country!
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Pressed on NBC about this inconceivable “something”, Trump said that “there are many people that think maybe he doesn’t want to get it”. What do you think he has that Bernie Sanders’s supporters would like?
