“I’m being tough,” Donald Trump declared during a campaign rally in High Point, North Carolina. The event followed three terrorist attacks in Minnesota, New York City and New Jersey over the weekend.
An illegal immigrant from Mexico is attending Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. for only $11.50 this semester, as he’s receiving financial aid to cover the more than $30,000 tuition.
Defeat Crooked Hillary PAC, which focuses on opposing Hillary Clinton for president, is releasing a new ad titled, “Do Nothing,” which attacks Clinton’s foreign policy record.
Donald Trump read “The Snake” — as he often did during the GOP primary — to his supporters at his afternoon campaign rally in southwest Florida on Monday following terrorist attacks in New York City, New Jersey, and Minnesota over the weekend.
Donald Trump shamed his rival Hillary Clinton for not calling radical Islamic terrorists deplorable, but rather, calling millions of Americans who support his campaign “racists” and “deplorables.”
“The Obama-Clinton doctrine of not taking ISIS seriously enough has emboldened terrorists all over the world. They are hoping and praying that Hillary Clinton becomes President so that they can continue their savagery and murder,” Donald Trump added.
“They didn’t care. Their attitude, then, back in July, during the DNC, was they were going to win this thing anyway, so who cares? Now, I think the tides have turned a little bit and she’s on her heels,” McNesby told Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, discussing his organizations endorsement. “As many times as we’ve tried to…have it a fair process and an open process, the emails back were that they’re not interested and no thanks. Just snide things like that.”
“When the White House says we are in a ‘narrative fight’ against ISIS just days after a series of apparent terror attacks on U.S. soil we should all be very concerned,” Trump’s senior communications adviser Jason Miller says in a press release, referencing what experts believe to be terrorist attacks in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota, which all took place within a 12-hour period.
Donald Trump’s senior communications advisor Jason Miller slammed Hillary Clinton and her running mate Sen. Tim Kaine’s new book STRONGER TOGETHER: A Blueprint for America’s Future on Sunday after a Washington Post book review called it “deplorable.”
The CBS News 2016 Battleground Tracker survey published Sunday reveals a tied race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton with both candidates at 42 percent.
The Fraternal Order of Police endorsed Donald Trump for president of the United States on Friday.
Dr. Michael F. Busk, Pence’s doctor, evaluated him in July and released his analysis.
Donald Trump campaigned in the Little Haiti neighborhood in Miami, Florida before his campaign rally Sunday evening, where he criticized his rival Hillary Clinton.
More than a dozen Medal of Honor recipients have endorsed Trump for president. There are 77 current living Medal of Honor recipients, according to Fox News Research.
Donald Trump addressed the recent flareup of “birtherism” controversy on Friday at his brand new hotel in Washington, D.C., stating unequivocally that President Barack Obama was born in the United States.
“We all heard what Hillary Clinton said,” states David Cutlip, a coal miner in Belleville, Ohio at the start of the ad. It then cuts to Clinton saying, “We’re going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business.”
The Republican nominee said it’s time for “a national goal of reaching four percent economic growth,” and that all economic policies during a Trump administration will be tested on whether or not American jobs are created.
“We are pleased to disclose all of the test results which show that Mr. Trump is in excellent health, and has the stamina to endure — uninterrupted — the rigors of a punishing and unprecedented presidential campaign and, more importantly, the singularly demanding job of President of the United States,” states the Donald Trump campaign press release disclosing the medical results.
“It is hot and it is always hot when I perform, because the crowds are so big, these rooms were not designed for this kind of crowd,” Donald Trump announced. “I don’t know folks, do you think Hillary could stand up here for an hour?” he questioned.
“When she got up to introduce me she was so nervous she was shaking,” Donald Trump says. “So, she had that in mind. There’s no question about it.”
During Donald Trump’s visit to Flint, Michigan on Wednesday, the Republican nominee commented on how the automobile manufacturing industry has moved to Mexico — impacting trade — and how people in Flint can’t drink the water, much like the water in Mexico.
“Most people with pneumonia are sick in bed and they have a fever and it’s very hard for them to be up and about,” Doctor Orient, who identifies as a Republican, explained during the interview. “I would have advised her to cancel the event.”
“Yo no apoyo a Trump,” Kirk states in the 30-second ad aimed at Hispanics, which translates to “I do not support Trump,” according to The Hill.
The poll, which was taken after the secretary of state was seen being helped into a van after a medical episode, reveals that 79 percent of those surveyed have heard concerns about Clinton’s health.
Donald Trump unveiled his child care plan in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night alongside his daughter Ivanka, who helped conceptualize the policy proposal. “This is a reform of critical value and long overdue,” Ivanka stated as she introduced her father. “My father understands the needs of a modern workforce.”
“Donald Trump and I have denounced David Duke repeatedly,” Pence stated when asked about Duke supporting them.
“I think millions of Americans are shocked and saddened to see Hillary Clinton refer to people across this country as a basket of deplorables in a prepared speech in front of wealthy donors in New York City on Friday night,” Mike Pence said at a press conference on Capitol Hill. The VP candidate met Republican congressional leadership on Tuesday.
Donald Trump thinks his rival Hillary Clinton will apologize for calling millions of Americans racist and “deplorables” at about the same time she turns over her 33,000 deleted emails, he joked on Monday.
“The disdain that Hillary Clinton expressed toward millions of decent Americans disqualifies her from public service,” Donald Trump says, speaking speaking in Baltimore to the National Guard Association of the United States 138th General Conference & Exhibition.
Retired Lt. Col. Sergio de la Peña is featured in the video, where he discusses why he thinks Hillary Clinton is a “poor choice” for America, pointing to her failed national security policy and the rise of the Islamic State (ISIS).
According to the Trump campaign press release, the ad shows “Hillary Clinton’s true nature” and exposes “her contempt for everyday Americans.”
The Republican National Committee held a press call addressing Hillary Clinton’s statement labeling millions of Americans as a “basket of deplorables.” On the call, the Trump campaign and supporters declared Clinton’s comment reveals she is as an “elitist” who “actually looks down on all of us.”
Donald Trump’s campaign manager Kellyanne Conway shut down Hillary Clinton’s spokesperson Nick Merrill on Twitter when Merrill attempted to defend Clinton’s calling half of Trump supporters a “basket of deplorables.”
Hillary Clinton issued a statement that she “regrets” saying half of Donald Trump supporters are “deplorable” — but she stopped short of apologizing for her comment.
Donald Trump’s running mate Indiana Gov. Mike Pence took time at the Values Voter Summit on Saturday to address Hillary Clinton’s remarks calling half of Trump supporters a “basket of deplorables.”
Mike Pence and his wife took in $113,026 in 2015 and paid an eight percent tax rate, paying $8,956 in federal income taxes. Most Americans pay under a 15 percent income tax rate.
Donald Trump is firing back after Hillary Clinton’s statement on calling half of Trump’s supporters “racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic” — “a basket of deplorables.”
Academy award winning actor Jon Voight praised Donald Trump during the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. on Friday afternoon.
Donald Trump called for the roughly 1,500 people who gathered at the Values Voter Summit to help unite the divided nation.
“Just a few weeks ago, the media was writing off Donald Trump” Reince Priebus mocked, noting that Trump has closed the gap in recent polls. “Donald Trump is ready to win.”
