Friday, July 22, 2016

Trump Claims The Prize

Trump Claims The Prize

July 22, 2016 Trump Claims The Prize , 1 Comments

By Politico, July 21, 2016

CLEVELAND — Exactly 350 days after Donald Trump stood in Quicken Loans Arena at the first presidential debate and refused to endorse the eventual Republican nominee if it wasn't him, he accepted that same Republican Party’s nomination — and vowed to keep winning all the way to the White House.

In the biggest address of his unlikely, divisive and meteoric political career, Trump on Thursday night sought to bring together a party that he helped fracture in an ugly primary that left divisions that were apparent all the way through a tumultuous four days in Cleveland.
 
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  1. C ookie0July 22, 2016 at 6:29 PM

    This is the pure conservative that so many defend. Thank God Trump isn't a pure conservative if that's what this meanshttp://dcwhispers.com/ted-cruz-photographed-barack-obama-valerie-jarrett-hillary-clinton-days-gop-convention/ Cruz and his strange traveling companions, no surprise here..

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