Business promotion and politics par for Trump’s golf tour

Presidential hopeful Donald Tr.

The day began with the presumptive Republican nominee appearing to contradict his vow to fully ban Muslims from entering the United States, telling reporters on a golf course in Scotland that he wants to restrict entry by people from a number of “terror countries”. Clinton aides also highlighted Trump’s assertion Friday that a weaker pound would make his Scottish golf course more attractive to visitors.

The 30-second ad, titled “Tested”, hits on Trump for talking about how his businesses would profit from Britain’s vote to leave the European Union as global markets declined.

Last night, he was due to have a private dinner with Rupert Murdoch and his wife Jerry Hall before flying back to NY.

Business, with a wedge of politics, was par for the day. “Texas will never do that because Texas loves me”.

“He said that running a golf course is just like running a country”.

-On the 14th green, he boasted about overcoming some local opposition to building the course.

While the European Union is looking for a quick divorce from the United Kingdom – a number of trade deals will have to be renegotiated amongst other things – Trump thinks Britain will always be an important friend, particularly if he becomes president.

-On the 18th tee, he warned scrambling reporters: “Don’t fall!” The pound’s decline, he explained, could mean more travelers to his resorts – and what could be better than that?Trump further explained that it was great the British people are taking their country back, just as Trump supporters are hoping to do in November.

Trump invested $290 million in renovating the resort and golf course on Scotland’s west coast, 85 km (53 miles) southwest of Glasgow.

I said back in March that, because of demographics and the electoral college, Donald Trump could not win the presidency.

That may have something to do with the fact that 68 percent of voters agree that Trump’s attack on Judge Gonzalo Curiel’s Mexican-American background was racist.

Trump has made clear he wants to steer the US away from the influence of foreign alliances, but he can not draw on such a clear line – and provocation – as available to “Leave” organizers, who harped on fears that British sovereignty was on the line. It made him look small on the world stage and not a world leader in the class he so very much wants to needs to be in. Four years later, Hillary Clinton hasn’t even had to go out of her way to hurt Trump.

“It also underscores the need for us to pull together to solve our challenges as a country, not tear each other down”, said Clinton, 68, a former USA secretary of state, who had openly favored Britain’s remaining in the EU.

Critics also say he plan to cut off remittances that workers in the U.S. Her campaign has been driving hard the message that she is a sober, experienced former secretary of state while Trump is “rash and reckless”.

They say Trump he isn’t welcome, claiming he has “ramped up levels of racism, Islamophobia, and bigotry” during his bid for the White House. “But if it does plummet, I do well”.