Candidate Donald Trump is attending the Suffolk County Republican Committee’s Pre-New York Presidential Primary Fundraising Reception at the Emporium. He is anticipated to speak during the event between 5:00pm and 6:30pm.
A few Live Streams are covering the event(s) (check both depending on feed start time and some of the preliminary activity)
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Enough said:
Here’s Trump Campaign response: (more…)
Given the increased scrutiny now evident in the Presidential Race it is interesting to note the Republican Party in Indiana has selected their contingent of delegates in advance of the primary election to be held May 3rd, 2016.
Indiana has 57 Delegates Available to the winner on a State and Congressional District level. 30 (10 base at-large delegates plus 17 bonus delegates plus 3 RNC delegates) statewide delegates are to be allocated to the presidential contender receiving the greatest number of votes statewide.
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Everyone outside the lame media machine already knew this ridiculous accusation was never going to be prosecuted. Apparently today the Jupiter prosecutor affirmed the predictable. An official statement due tomorrow…
(Via Politico) A Florida prosecutor has decided not to prosecute Donald Trump’s campaign manager for battery after a March run-in with former Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields, sources with knowledge of the situation told POLITICO.
The decision not to press charges against Corey Lewandowski is scheduled to be announced on Thursday afternoon by Palm Beach County State Attorney David Aronberg.
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Candidate Donald Trump is holding two events in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania today. A Town Hall event with Sean Hannity and a campaign rally at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center beginning at 7:00pm EDT:
Live Stream Link – Alternate Live Stream #1 – Alternate Live Stream #2
The latest Maryland Poll (full pdf below) shows candidate Donald Trump leading in all congressional districts and well positioned for a clean sweep of the state’s 38 republican delegates. Maryland Primary April 26th.
Donald Trump with 47% support, Governor John Kasich 27%, and the polarizing Senator Ted Cruz rejected by 81% of Maryland voters holding a mere 19% support.
(Via Politico) […] Trump leads in all congressional districts, though by larger margins in the two eastern districts bordering the Chesapeake Bay, where he leads Kasich 54 percent to 24 percent and just 11 percent for Cruz, and in two western districts, where he holds a 44 percent to 25 percent advantage over the Ohio governor and 23 percent for Cruz. In the remaining districts along the Baltimore-Washington corridor, Trump’s lead is smaller, with 43 percent to Kasich’s 31 percent and Cruz’s 20 percent. (more…)
Candidate Donald Trump appeared together with his family for a CNN Town Hall event on Tuesday 4/12/16. Here’s the full video of the interview and audience questions:
Donald Trump’s delegate and convention manager, Paul Manafort, interviewed by Sean Hannity last night:
One of the interesting aspects to this interview is Ann Coulter discussing the scope of the random support she encounters for Donald Trump from ordinary people. This is a vastly underreported aspect for an intentional reason.
The financially dependent entities (political and media) don’t want the media discussion to contain any indications of the size and scope of Trump’s broad-base coalition. Their unified interests are better protected if the consuming audience are kept oblivious to the vast support Donald Trump holds.
Increasingly, we are fine-tuning our antenna to this critical and overlooked point. Much like Florida, in the run-up to the March 15th primary, there’s an intentional decision by the media to dilute/cloud the appearance of Trump’s support. However, you might remember -despite their efforts- Trump won Florida by over 20 points; and won every county in the state except Miami-Dade.
Somewhat quietly, though not without some water-cooler discussion, the Republican Party Leadership is warning membership to stay away from the upcoming Cleveland Ohio convention.
The media is describing the issue as centering around those elected politicians who may want to avoid the potential for divisive controversy. However, if you look at the actual landscape, and then look at the political ideology of those who are openly saying they are staying away, what you’ll notice is the RINO caucus, the ‘Decepticons’, are the most cautious.
If you spend some time digging through the professional GOPe messaging, what you’ll note is the party leadership seems fully aware something very dangerous might just come to fruition. Not dangerous in a violent way per se’, but rather dangerous in a very political and contentious way; there’s very good reason for this. (more…)