Politico reported that, according to multiple sources familiar with the discussions within his inner circle, Ryan has discussed with close advisers whether he should formally withdraw his endorsement of Trump.
“Trump is not a Christian, so he doesn’t profess the same things”, Crawley said.
The consequences for both men are enormous: Mr. Ryan and other Republican leaders fear that Mr. Trump’s flagging campaign could unwind their majorities in the House and Senate, while Mr. Trump can ill afford rejection from more prominent Republicans.
A Monday back-and-forth between House Speaker Paul Ryan and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump deepened tensions in the GOP, with the influential Ryan telling congressmen that he would not campaign with the real estate magnate, who shot back terse messages advising the Wisconsin lawmaker to stick to fighting illegal immigration. One outspoken conservative called Ryan and other Republican leaders “cowards”. Kelly Ayotte who are also in tough re-election fights in battleground states.
Conway, speaking on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”, also stopped short of confirming Trump’s vow to appoint a special prosecutor to look into Clinton’s email practices if he becomes president.
It’s far too late at this point, of course, but I’m sure many Republicans are wishing they’d nominated someone else at this point. “I believe in forgiveness”. “We’re called to forgive as we’ve been forgiven”.
“It’s been an interesting few days”, Pence said at a Monday town hall in Charlotte, North Carolina.
“It takes a big man to know when he’s wrong and to admit”, it, Pence told the audience. Protests that turned violent at times rocked Charlotte last month after Charlotte-Mecklenburg police shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott, 43. “People have stopped jumping off the bandwagon”, said Patton, who is not among the wait-and-see crowd.
A total of 52 percent of respondents say that the audiotape should be an issue in the campaign, while 42 percent say it should not be an issue.
In a statement, Portman said, “While I continue to respect those who still support Donald Trump, I can no longer support him”. He sought to change the narrative by extending debate invitations to women who have made sexual allegations against Bill Clinton and claimed that Hillary Clinton tried to silence them.
On Friday, the Washington Post released a video of Trump having an explicit conversation with then “Access Hollywood” host Billy Bush, in which the presidential hopeful indicated that he could kiss any woman and grab them by their genitals because he’s famous.
Trump was asked Sunday about Pence’s statement in the vice presidential debate that the US should be prepared to strike military targets of Syrian President Bashar Assad to intervene in the country’s humanitarian crisis.
“I don’t approve of his language or what he said“.
They said the party had a duty to stand behind Trump and accused Ryan of essentially giving up on the presidential election. “He exposed Hillary and I call that leadership”.
Trump’s debate performance was exactly what those activists wanted to hear after a poor showing in the first one. But others look at Trump’s loyal bands of supporters and see no way for Republicans in other races to win without their support.
“It’s absolutely false to suggest that at any point in time we considered dropping off this ticket”, Pence said during an interview on Fox News Chanel, adding, “It’s the greatest honor of my life”. “He is our chosen representative. Cindy and I will not vote for him”, he tweeted.
Pence’s visit comes as Charlotte remains in the political spotlight.
At Sunday’s debate, Trump disagreed with Pence over policy in Syria.
Just yesterday, Colorado’s Republican U.S. Sen.
“OK. He and I haven’t spoken, and I disagree”, Trump said.
The Utah Democratic Party responded with a statement of its own Monday afternoon condemning the Utah Republican Party’s continued support of Trump.
This week’s campaign visits keep North Carolina – and Charlotte in particular – as ground zero for the presidential campaign. The state is viewed as a must-win for Trump. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton speaks during the second presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, Sunday, Oct. 9, 2016. “Our country deserves better”.