Trump To Visit Michigan Today

Donald Trump made his first campaign stop here in Michigan, Tuesday, as an enthusiastic crowd listened to him talk job creation, immigration and how he will win the women’s vote.

It was Donald Trump’s first appearance as a presidential candidate in Michigan, where he decried China’s decision to devalue its currency and Ford Motor Co.’s planned $2.5 billion investment in Mexico. “I don’t know if I’ll do the fighting myself or if other people will. But that was a disgrace”. I felt badly for him. “It shows he’s weak”.

Attendee Jason Burgurf says he was impressed with Trump’s speech and liked what he had to say about taking care of veterans and the country.

Sanders wasn’t Trump’s only target on Tuesday. He said he was angry at what he thought were unfair questions asked by Kelly during the debate. He said it would depend on whether he’s treated fairly but would not detail what that meant.

The billionaire businessman’s campaign has also begun soliciting fundraising dollars through its website.

People paid between $25 and $125 to see Trump.

“I want to run as a Republican.” he said.

And despite leading in the polls, Trump told reporters he won’t give up the option of running as a third-party candidate. He also suggested health care savings accounts as an alternative to Obamacare.

The CNN conversation was much more heated, as host Chris Cuomo pressed Trump on his lack of specific policy proposals since declaring his presidential run.

“The people that we’re dealing with and whatever’s happened – it is what it is”.

A sell-out crowd of more than 2,000 people are expected for the speech at the Lincoln Day dinner celebration of the Saginaw and Genesee County Republican parties.

Snyder said he has no plans to meet with Trump and criticized him for comments about Mexicans, Fox News personality Megyn Kelly and Arizona Sen.

“Who do you think they were watching?”

“We have to build a wall”, he said, prompting an interruption with a standing ovation that briefly shut down Mr. Trump with chants of “Trump, Trump, Trump”.

Trump took several swipes at Bush over a gaffe last week in which the former Florida governor suggested women’s health is overfunded while attacking Planned Parenthood.

“The American dream isn’t dead, but I’m going to make it bigger, better, and stronger than it’s ever been before”, Mr. Trump said.

Supporter, John Milne said he didn’t think the comment was offensive.