Jack Welch Says Donald Trump Is on Losing Track With Judge Fight

Ribble, who is retiring, said he doesn’t plan to vote for Trump and is weighing whether to back the Libertarian Party ticket.

Ryan spokesman said the speaker did not “urge” the party to fall in line behind Trump but stressed the importance of unity.

“I am demanding that Donald Trump apologize publicly to judge Curiel and apologize to the Latino community and apologize to the American people for expressing sentiments that we had discarded decades ago”, he said. ‘I think we’ll raise $1 billion’. The comments have been called racist by many in his own party, including Speaker Paul Ryan and led to IL senator Mark Kirk withdrawing his endorsement of his party’s nominee.

“I explained exactly what I thought about that comment”.

Thornberry also recommended that those running for president “quit talking” in any detail about what they would do to in handling USA enemies, arguing many have “gone overboard”. I’m not sure what Trump believes, but he has to speak and act this way to satisfy the nativist constituency he’s cultivated.

“Why would I feel compelled to support someone who’s positions I kind of fundamentally disagree with?”

It remains to be seen, however, how deeply Trump has internalized the message.

Trump has launched himself into the high-dollar Republican fundraising world in recent weeks, hosting and attending several fundraisers around his campaign rally schedule. “I’m not changing”, he boomed at a press conference recently. But’s a function of the audience and what he wants to say. That is what I have to say.

Indeed, Trump was already showing signs that general election Trump will sound a lot like primary Trump.

He tweeted “Pocahontas is at it again!”. On the Morning Joe program, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who officially endorsed Clinton Thursday evening and met with her Friday. That prompted some in the crowd to break out into Indian war cries.

He pushed back at Republicans’ use of his own past speech to coin the so-called “Biden rule”, pointing out that every single Supreme Court nominee that came before him got a hearing – even Justice Anthony Kennedy in an election year.

“Tonight’s victory is not about one person”.

Trump scoffed at accusations that he’s racist, touting an endorsement from boxing promoter Don King that King has denied making, and he apologized for insensitivity in referring to Democratic Massachusetts Sen.

Trump has suggested the American-born judge won’t give him a fair trial, considering Trump’s disparaging comments about Mexican immigrants.

“He’s stood up and told the truth”, Chianchiano said, adding that he often gets negative feedback on what he called his patriotism and Trump support. That’s really all they need. He talked about helping America’s poor in the “inner cities”, though he did not specify how he would do so. This is why he’s such a hit with white nationalists, who’ve yearned to hear a prominent politician say what they’ve been thinking all along.

“Thank you for being here”, Chianchiano, 68, told fellow Trump supporters. “We have to stop being so politically correct”, Trump said. While selling paraphernalia is a staple feature at most campaign rallies, the Trump team had largely eschewed selling merchandise at rallies, allowing bootleggers to sell unofficial versions outside the venues. The Republicans better get used to it.

“You know, I think everybody can change”. Bob Corker of Tennessee, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, submitted to questioning by a group of political junkies of all stripes on MSNBC’s Morning Joe program.