Saturday, 7 May 2016

Politics: Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney join list of Republicans who won’t back Trump

 
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Sponsored by Qualcomm | Anti-Trump delegates now responsible for nominating him; How Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell took such different approaches to supporting Donald Trump; Obama to deliver Howard U. commencement address; Trump on Clinton: ‘She was an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler’; Trump questions whether Elizabeth Warren is Native American amid feud; Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts focuses on Hillary Clinton in endorsing Donald Trump; Clinton: Trump ‘doesn’t think much of women’; The Daily Trail: Romney courted to challenge Trump; Mitt Romney met privately with William Kristol, who is leading the effort to draft an independent candidate; Trey Gowdy defends Benghazi committee after top Defense official calls panel wasteful, unproductive; Jeb Bush and Lindsey Graham won’t back Trump; Many Republicans are now eating their nasty words about Trump; Trump to appear at N.J. GOP fundraiser, mostly as a favor to Christie; Donald Trump agrees to meet with Paul Ryan ‘before we go our separate ways’;
 
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Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney join list of Republicans who won't back Trump
Paul Ryan, after saying he wasn't ready to back the presumptive GOP nominee, will meet with him next week.
Anti-Trump delegates now responsible for nominating him
Elected to fight a contested convention, they're now trapped on the "Trump Train."
 
How Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell took such different approaches to supporting Donald Trump
The Ryan-McConnell split explains a broader divide among Republicans here in Washington.
 
Obama to deliver Howard U. commencement address
The president is expected to look to the future as nostalgia begins to take hold in his waning time in office.
 
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Trump on Clinton: ‘She was an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler’
His comments prove little is off limits in what is expected to be a nasty general election fight.
 
Trump questions whether Elizabeth Warren is Native American amid feud
Warren has emerged as one of Trump's most aggressive critics.
 
Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts focuses on Hillary Clinton in endorsing Donald Trump
Ricketts mentioned Trump's name only twice in a brief endorsement on Friday afternoon.
 
Clinton: Trump ‘doesn’t think much of women’
Clinton also went after the businessman on immigration and foreign policy
 
 
The Daily Trail: Romney courted to challenge Trump
During a Thursday discussion, he was urged to think about an independent bid.
 
Mitt Romney met privately with William Kristol, who is leading the effort to draft an independent candidate
William Kristol, the longtime editor of the Weekly Standard magazine and a leading voice on the right, met privately with the Republican Party's 2012 nominee on Thursday afternoon to discuss the possibility of launching an independent bid, potentially with Romney as its standard-bearer.
Trey Gowdy defends Benghazi committee after top Defense official calls panel wasteful, unproductive
Gowdy lashed back at Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs Stephen Hedger's criticism.
 
Jeb Bush and Lindsey Graham won’t back Trump
Graham said Trump has not "displayed the judgment and temperament to serve as commander in chief."
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Many Republicans are now eating their nasty words about Trump
Having deemed him unfit to be president, many are struggling to explain their embrace of him.
 
Trump to appear at N.J. GOP fundraiser, mostly as a favor to Christie
While the gathering is not being coordinated with the Republican National Committee, it marks one of the first instances of Trump making an effort to raise money as the party's presumptive nominee.
 
Donald Trump agrees to meet with Paul Ryan ‘before we go our separate ways’
Trump says he told the GOP party chairman, "I thought it was totally inappropriate what Paul Ryan said and thought it was good for me politically."
 
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