Trump Decides to Talk About Judge Curiel Again

 

Remember six hours ago when Donald Trump said he wouldn’t comment any further on Judge Gonzalo Curiel and the Trump University lawsuit? Well … he’s talking about him again:

Trump admitted to host Sean Hannity he does not care about the judge’s nationality, a significant walkback from comments made over the past few days that U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel could not oversee his case because of his Mexican ethnicity, even though he was born in the U.S.

“It’s sad,” Trump said, referring to how some have “misconstrued” his views on the judge. “I don’t care where the judge comes from. I just want to get a fair shake. We’ve had unfair opinions coming down and you wonder, what is going on?”

Don’t worry, GOP. I’m sure the new presidential Trump will be here any day now.

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  1. Herbert Member
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    Sarah Joyce:

    Mike LaRoche:

    DocJay:I’m shocked he couldn’t keep his mouth shut and I’m glad he’s not.

    I am concerned my candidate is not even close to a gentleman on so many levels but I have far greater worries.

    We need to bust some huevos to make an omelet out of this theoretical melting pot of ours. La Raza and all identity groups are the evil which prevent this.

    Yep. Fight fire with fire.

    You wouldn’t like NYC or any large urban area. We have parades for identity groups.

    Well, something tells me he wouldn’t even notice the theme….  https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8533/9002652869_beab4052bc_b.jpg

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  2. Eugene Kriegsmann Member
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    DocJay:



    Of course they’re both wrong. Trump is wrong about so many darn things it makes my head explode. I just have different priorities than some here and Scotus is the top 1-10.

    Given Trump’s proven propensity to turn on anyone who has anything corrective to say to him or about him and to rain glory on anyone who professes to like him and what he says, how can anyone trust that Trump will make choices for the Supreme Court judiciously. He is an egotistical, emotional windbag whose only consistency is his inconsistency. That is not to say that I in any way support the presumptive alternative. What I would truly love to see is a revolution in Cleveland where delegates to the convention demonstrate the wisdom we would all hope they possess. I have no doubt that in the coming weeks Trump will give us more and more reasons for that outcome. I would hope that those of you who express the sentiments DocJay did would support such an outcome.

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