Trump says he's proud he booted Univision's Ramos from event

[Zorro]

Source: AP

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Wednesday he's proud of kicking one of the country's best-known Spanish-language journalists out of an Iowa news conference — the latest in a series of clashes with the media.

"I think I handled that well. I got a lot of credit for it," Trump boasted to conservative radio host Laura Ingraham a day after his bodyguards escorted Univision's Jorge Ramos out of the event.

The latest spat for Trump comes as his rivals continue to grapple with how best to compete against the unpredictable billionaire businessman, who has skyrocketed to the top of summertime polls.

At a campaign event Wednesday in Pensacola, Florida, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush sighed when a member of the town hall audience uttered Trump's name.


Read more: http://news.yahoo.com/trump-starts-media-feud-univision-anchor-ramos-071953968--election.html

---

Keep working your magic, Trumpzilla! Make America great again...by destroying the Republican Party!

[liberal N proud]

1. Bullies rarely ever feel regret for their actions.

[pampango]

2. As opposed to apologizing? He has nothing to apologize for! (At least that has a familiar ring

to it.)

[jtuck004]

3. Very passionate. n/t

[jwirr]

4. All be accomplished was some more MSM hype and losing some more

Hispanic votes for the Rs.

[oberliner]

5. Why did he let him back in and then respond to his questions?

What was the point of kicking him out for just a few minutes?

[catbyte]

6. Bagger Theater? I still say that Trump isn't running for POTUS. He's running for King of

Straight White Bagger Male Fantasyland. After successfully alienating women and Hispanic voters, the Bagger Bigots are his base.

[oberliner]

8. That sounds right

Although a lot of women seem to like him for some reason.

Donald Trump is winning over women in key primary states, polls show

A poll of “usual Republican voters” in New Hampshire by left-leaning Public Policy Polling (PPP) found Trump attracting 35% support, well beyond that of the runner-up, John Kasich, the Ohio governor, who was on 11%. Trump’s wide lead held among both evangelicals (32%) and women (30%).

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/aug/25/donald-trump-women-voters-key-primary-states-polls

[Roy Rolling]

7. America's Putin

And, sadly, supported by an army of cowards afraid to face the issues.

[ancianita]

9. Yep. Just as his supporters want -- the deportation of millions symbolized in a public booting

of a "confrontational Mexican," not an American journalist doing a job for Latino voters.

Doubling down is the conservative, rich billionaire way. No regrets, no apologies.

http://s3.reutersmedia.net/resources/r/?m=02&d=20150825&t=2&i=1074524241&w=644&fh=&fw=&ll=&pl=&sq=&r=LYNXNPEB7O10J

[Sunlei]

10. Trump, everyone knows Republicans are afraid of the press and live questions.

why are you guys always afraid of questions?