Thread: Trump Axes Immigration Speech As Rumors Swirl of Coming Deportation Flip-Flop

Originally Posted by Judy

Well, not really. I'm not going to believe Univision over Trump. Why would any American? I'm also not going to believe a BIMBO like Conway who contradicts her boss on live television, either. Any time a candidate has to go on the air and run interference for an employee, the employee screwed up. That's why he had to call in to Fox and Friends this morning, that's why he had to cancel his speech in Denver on Thursday, and that's why he had to go on O'Reilly tonight. She has created an entire week or more of controversy over his signature issue, when there was no controversy. Unforgivable.

We know Donald Trump has no reservation about firing someone. If it's as you say, wouldn't he have fired her?

Originally Posted by MW

We know Donald Trump has no reservation about firing someone. If it's as you say, wouldn't he have fired her?

Well, he actually does have reservations about firing people. Now you've got a woman in the job, the first woman to run a national campaign. So now if he fires her, he'll be attacked for doing so. Therefore, he will probably take his time and see if she can get straight, but I saw 2 more interviews and she was horrible. He's probably not had time to see them because he was busy making a speech in Ohio and doing his own show with O'Reilly to straighten out the mess she caused.

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Monday, August 22, 2016 06:00 PM
By: Eric Mack

Donald Trump's next major speech on immigration, originally planned for Thursday in Colorado, has been postponed as the Republican presidential nominee's refocused campaign takes time and care in "fine-tuning its immigration policy and the speech's language," CNN reported Monday.

Trump's campaign intends to take "care to craft the critical speech" on immigration, one which the campaign "absolutely wants to get right," a source inside the campaign told CNN.

The news comes one week after the campaign was reshuffled behind manager Kellyanne Conway and became "more presidential" in its delivery and message, as former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has said.

Lydia Blaha, a Trump campaign spokeswoman, confirmed to CNN the Colorado immigration speech will be delayed indefinitely.

Trump is in Ohio visiting with police officials and plans to make another law-and-order speech there Monday night, CNN reports.

Trump also cancelled two other August events, The Hill reports: a Friday rally in Las Vegas and an August 31 fundraiser in Portland, Oregon.

http://www.newsmax.com/Politics/dona.../22/id/744665/

Lydia Blaha, a Trump campaign spokeswoman, confirmed to CNN the Colorado immigration speech will be delayed indefinitely.

Yes, good move. Stop talking about details on immigration. Talk about all the issues, focus on blacks in inner cities, and win the election.

Originally Posted by Judy

Yes, good move. Stop talking about details on immigration. Talk about all the issues, focus on blacks in inner cities, and win the election.

His details on immigration are important to this voter, especially considering the many inconsistencies we've heard of the last year.

Originally Posted by MW

His details on immigration are important to this voter, especially considering the many inconsistencies we've heard of the last year.

Originally Posted by Judy
Yes, good move. Stop talking about details on immigration. Talk about all the issues, focus on blacks in inner cities, and win the election.

MW:
Trump's now confusing message on illegal immigration is very disturbing at this point.

I don't care what he has to say about or to blacks in the inter city.
That is not my issue of concern.