John McCain withdraws support for Donald Trump
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On the superficial level, I would absolutely have to agree with you.
Someone that hasn't been in war, locked up for years, tortured... etc... I can't comment on his actions post-POW other than saying many of his actions were wrong/not good. I don't think he should get a "get out of jail free card" for what happened to him, I just personally go a little softer than I would with someone who wasn't exposed to those inhumane elements that McCain endured. I do have compassion for him.
Someone that hasn't been in war, locked up for years, tortured... etc... I can't comment on his actions post-POW other than saying many of his actions were wrong/not good. I don't think he should get a "get out of jail free card" for what happened to him, I just personally go a little softer than I would with someone who wasn't exposed to those inhumane elements that McCain endured. I do have compassion for him.
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McCain and many others abandon Trump. And now it is Latino voters who are doing the same in Florida:
[h=1]Prominent Cuban-American Trade Group Endorses Clinton[/h]Source: Wall Street Journal
In the latest sign of the GOP’s loosening grip on Florida’s Cuban-American community, a prominent Miami-based group of Hispanic builders is endorsing the Democratic presidential nominee for the first time in its 45-year history, according to people familiar with the decision.
The support from the Latin Builders Association gives Hillary Clinton a symbolic boost before her visit to Miami on Tuesday, and it puts a damper on a two-day trip by Republican nominee Donald Trump this week through the nation’s largest swing state.
The LBA repudiated the real estate mogul more than a year ago by cancelling plans to hold its biennial gala at the Trump National Doral golf resort because of his “recent pattern of bigoted, sexist and ignorant verbal assaults on immigrants, women and veterans.”
Still, the forthcoming announcement by the non-partisan group is notable because of its close ties to the Republican political establishment for decades. Recent endorsements include GOP presidential candidates Rick Santorum in 2012 and John McCain in 2008. The group includes major backers of two of Mr. Trump’s former rivals for the GOP nomination, former Gov. Jeb Bush and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio.
Prominent Cuban-American Trade Group Endorses Clinton - Washington Wire - WSJ
The Latino vote gave Obama the edge in Florida, New Mexico, Nevada, and California. Now Hillary is on the verge of getting this vote as well.
[h=1]Prominent Cuban-American Trade Group Endorses Clinton[/h]Source: Wall Street Journal
In the latest sign of the GOP’s loosening grip on Florida’s Cuban-American community, a prominent Miami-based group of Hispanic builders is endorsing the Democratic presidential nominee for the first time in its 45-year history, according to people familiar with the decision.
The support from the Latin Builders Association gives Hillary Clinton a symbolic boost before her visit to Miami on Tuesday, and it puts a damper on a two-day trip by Republican nominee Donald Trump this week through the nation’s largest swing state.
The LBA repudiated the real estate mogul more than a year ago by cancelling plans to hold its biennial gala at the Trump National Doral golf resort because of his “recent pattern of bigoted, sexist and ignorant verbal assaults on immigrants, women and veterans.”
Still, the forthcoming announcement by the non-partisan group is notable because of its close ties to the Republican political establishment for decades. Recent endorsements include GOP presidential candidates Rick Santorum in 2012 and John McCain in 2008. The group includes major backers of two of Mr. Trump’s former rivals for the GOP nomination, former Gov. Jeb Bush and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio.
Prominent Cuban-American Trade Group Endorses Clinton - Washington Wire - WSJ
The Latino vote gave Obama the edge in Florida, New Mexico, Nevada, and California. Now Hillary is on the verge of getting this vote as well.
Gee, that's a tough one considering how most Republicans or right wingers would fall under some category of social deviancy. But here's a try:
List of Republicans who no longer support Trump — Quartz
No one here Is praising Hillary Clinton but they ARE praising Donald Trump.
praise
verb \ˈprāz\
Simple Definition of praise
A.: to say or write good things about (someone or something) : to express approval of (someone or something)
B: to express thanks to or love and respect for (God)
praise
verb \ˈprāz\
Simple Definition of praise
A.: to say or write good things about (someone or something) : to express approval of (someone or something)
B: to express thanks to or love and respect for (God)
