Fired-Up Trump Shows Exactly Why He’s Burning Down The 2016 GOP

“Donald Trump’s recent statements disparaging immigrants make it impossible for my company and I to move forward”, Mr Andrés said.

In D.C. Thursday afternoon, politicians, union members and regular citizens turned out in force outside the site of Trump’s next luxury hotel to protest and call for a worldwide boycott of Trump properties and TV shows.

On Wednesday, José Andrés said he would not open a Spanish restaurant in the hotel coming up in Washington DC’s Federal Post Office building.

Priebus’ outreach to Trump came after days of talks with GOP officials about how best to manage Trump’s seemingly nonstop appearances on cable news programs and his unrelenting commentary on illegal immigration. After all, a handsome, innocent woman was shot in cold blood by a Mexican immigrant in San Francisco just last week. “They’re bringing drugs, they’re bringing crime, they’re rapists, and some, I assume are good people”.

Trump told CNN that Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Preibus asked him to “tone it down a little bit”.

Trump said he would “certainly try” to be himself and act presidential, saying, “You have to be tough, you have to be smart”.

“You have to play the whole message and not deceive your audience”, he said.

Several of the protesters carried cardboard signs that labeled Trump “morally bankrupt” as they participated in the hackneyed old “hey ho so and so has got to go” chant and took turns expressing their grievances to members of the press. “This is a freakish kind of idea that somehow you can have an affection for people in a different country and not think the rule of law should apply”.

Representative Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) argued that some Republicans, such as Donald Trump, oppose an immigration system “based on common sense, compassion, and, yes, the rule of law” in a speech on the House floor on Thursday. While the shooting was a horrific tragedy that exposed holes in the city’s “sanctuary” policies, it’s hardly a vindication for Trump’s sweeping and offensive generalizations of millions of people now living and working in America.(We will explore this more in a future editorial.).

George Will: Trump has pilloried the syndicated conservative columnist for years, and he hasn’t let up since announcing his presidential candidacy.

Trump, who lives part-time in Palm Beach, Florida, has a long and complicated history with Bush, whose home is about 90 minutes south in Miami.

“It’s very clear that Trump is going to be on the debate stage”, Lewandowski said.