Trump aide blames Obama in 2004 soldier’s death

Obama questioned whether Trump would “observe basic decency” as president, argued he lacks elementary knowledge about domestic and worldwide affairs and condemned his disparagement of an American Muslim couple whose son was killed while serving the U.S. Army in Iraq.

While many House and Senate Republicans have forcefully rebuked Trump’s comments about the Khans, few have rescinded their support for their party’s presidential nominee.

Trump’s campaign has been playing defense over his responses to the Khans.

Trump defended his actions, asserting that he was “viciously attacked” by Khan and felt the need to set the “totally dishonest” media straight.

Robertson went on to say that “with Christians, the devil will get you off on rabbit trails every chance you get”.

“Why would you do anything to alienate people in your own party, your own team, which is what Trump is doing”, Mr Williams said.

“[Mr Khan’s] family has sacrificed more than Mr Trump ever has for the country”, Mr Smith told The West Australian. He strongly encouraged me to endorse Paul Ryan in next Tuesday’s primary and I’m pleased to do it. This is all part of a process of bringing a party together after Jenna what you know was a very competitive primary process.

Ghazala Khan kept silent as her husband spoke at the DNC, and Trump has suggested the speech was scripted by the Hillary Clinton campaign, and that Ghazala Khan did not speak because her husband wouldn’t let her as a Muslim woman.

His father, Khizr Khan, denounced Trump during the Democratic National Convention for his proposal to ban Muslims from the U.S. and questioned whether Trump had read the U.S. Constitution. “Some really awesome Gold Star families”.

“I was there and I was just amazed”, Khan said.

Trump also tweeted thanks at Nehlen “for your kind words” on Monday.

“I think at some point, all the artillery and all the focus needs to be on the battlefield aimed toward our enemy”, Carney said.

“Many Muslim Americans have served valiantly in our military and made the ultimate sacrifice”.

“You look at his wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say”.

“The families of our fallen heroes deserve our utmost respect, and we must all, including Mr. Trump, always express our deepest appreciation for their service and honor their sacrifice”, Jenkins’ email continued. “And I’m just not quite there yet”, Trump told the Post, offering praise for Ryan’s longshot opponent, Paul Nehlen, for running “a very good campaign”.