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Grand old split
Trump insists there's "unity" in the Republican Party as prominent members flock to Clinton
The Republican presidential nominee has had a series of high-profile controversies in recent days.
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DONALD TRUMP HAS insisted there is great unity in his presidential campaign, following a series of high-profile controversies and senior Republican figures emerging to say they don’t support him.
Trump tweeted yesterday that the unity in his campaign was “perhaps greater than ever before”.
He also told voters at a Daytona Beach, Florida rally that his campaign has “never been so well united”.
There is great unity in my campaign, perhaps greater than ever before. I want to thank everyone for your tremendous support. Beat Crooked H!
Internal party turmoil over Donald Trump spilled into public alarm yesterday after unprecedented self-inflicted mistakes by the Republican nominee.
Some conservatives are now prepared to do the unthinkable: vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton.
A nightmare 48 hours for the embattled Republican flagbearer – he deepened his public feud with the parents of a fallen Muslim American soldier, refused to back House Speaker Paul Ryan’s re-election bid and used crass language while accepting a supporter’s Purple Heart as a gift – has highlighted Republicans’ concerns.
Trump allies openly upbraided their candidate yesterday for his inability to stay on message, demanding more self-discipline by the political neophyte.
“He has not made the transition to being the potential president of the United States,” former House speaker Newt Gingrich, a loyal Trump defender, told Fox Business Network.
Newt Gingrich speaking during the third day of the Republican National Convention. AP Photo / J. Scott Applewhite
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Meanwhile, a Fox News poll showed Clinton with a 10 point lead over Trump, at 49 to 39%. Just a month ago that figure stood at six points, Fox News said.
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Prominent tech executive Meg Whitman became the latest high-profile conservative to throw her support behind the former secretary of state, saying in a statement yesterday that “Donald Trump’s demagoguery has undermined the fabric of our national character”.
Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus backs Trump, but on Wednesday Priebus was being described as “incredibly upset” that the New York real estate mogul refused to endorse Ryan’s congressional re-election campaign.
Trump’s running mate Mike Pence sought to assuage concerns, but yesterday’s endorsement of Ryan for re-election suggested he and Trump were not on the same page.
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Richard Armitage, who served as deputy secretary of state for George W Bush and deputy secretary of defense under Ronald Reagan, defected to the Clinton camp in June.
Brent Scowcroft, respected national security advisor to two Republican presidents, endorsed Clinton, as did former Republican senator Larry Pressler of South Dakota, who cited Clinton’s support for stricter gun laws.
Bush Treasury secretary Hank Paulson, a former CEO of Goldman Sachs, announced in a Washington Post column that he will vote for Clinton in the hope she can “do the things necessary to strengthen our economy”.
Other Republican stalwarts, while stopping short of endorsing Clinton, are shunning Trump or the party itself.
Top Jeb Bush advisor Sally Bradshaw said she is leaving the Republican Party to become an independent.
And House Republican Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, a US Air Force veteran, told CNN he woke up on Wednesday realising that Trump has “crossed so many red lines” that he can no longer support the nominee, “no matter what the political cost to me”.
However, Clint Eastwood in an interview in Esquire magazine praised the Republican presidential candidate for being “on to something”.
“Everybody’s walking on eggshells,” said Eastwood.
We see people accusing people of being racist and all kinds of stuff. When I grew up, those things weren’t called racist.
On behalf of the women and girls I care about, I just want to thank Together For Yes and everyone else who put in their time and effort and fought a positive, compassionate and honest campaign, and of course our #HomeToVote heroes…
@Fracko: Nobody is celebrating abortion, it’s a terrible thing. But life isn’t always sunshine and lollipops, hard choices need to be made. These choices were still being made whether you like it not, just behind closed doors and in a dangerous way. That’s what we’re celebrating, the right to make a choice, without having to export Irish women.
@The Risen:
Seriously, he spent 24 hours a day here posting the same comment ad nauseum. The only people he convinced of anything were of the same mindset.
@Jeanette McDonald….why do liberals always have to get a dig in on the catholic church….the Bible hasn’t changed in thousands of years. Whether you believe in God or not is your own decision at the end of the day. The sins of fallible men and women should in no way lessen a person’s faith in God. What these evil priests and nuns did is completely an anathema to the message of love that Jesus preached. Just as aborting a healthy human being is. Today is officially the day that we can say Catholic Ireland is dead and gone. And anyone who voted yes and still proclaims themselves as a christian is deluding themselves. The hard cases could have been legislated for as it has been in other countries. I pity the poor doctors who have the unenviable task of murdering these innocent little human beings.
@Jeanette McDonald: @Jeanette McDonald….why do liberals always have to get a dig in on the catholic church….the Bible hasn’t changed in thousands of years. Whether you believe in God or not is your own decision at the end of the day. The sins of fallible men and women should in no way lessen a person’s faith in God. What these evil priests and nuns did is completely an anathema to the message of love that Jesus preached. Just as aborting a healthy human being is. Today is officially the day that we can say Catholic Ireland is dead and gone. And anyone who voted yes and still proclaims themselves as a christian is deluding themselves. The hard cases could have been legislated for as it has been in other countries. I pity the poor doctors who have the unenviable task of murdering these innocent, healthy little human beings.
@Sean Farrell: don’t pity the doctors, the obstetrics. This is a get out of jail free card. They are no longer obliged to deliver a living baby. As long as the mother is alive that’s them off the hook. Most campaigned very vocally to have the right to life of the unborn removed from constitution. Happy days for them now. I would imagine a doctor preforming an abortion in exceptional circumstances to save a life or for psychiatric reasons will have a clear conscience (as it should be).
@Pajo Mata: You might have got more votes if you focused on the right to life of the woman. Our sisters, mothers, nieces, daughters, friends and workmates. Instead you kept talking about imaginary foetuses that nobody knows.
Countless scholars, mathematicians and philosophers, great minds over the last few millennia, over different ages state that there is some form of creator… Then we have you with “There is none” lol, human degeneracy right there.
@Larissa Caroline Nikolaus: My name is Monika, for me it sounds like a name don’t you think so? Or you are that stupid?Coward? At least I can rise my child in spite of life obstacles and not murder it because I’m in “crisis” or ashamed and like many of you, to protect your reputation sneak to UK to murder a child. So who is the real coward?
@Seth Cheffetz:
… and hospitals, and getting the reparation payment money, removing blasphemy law and maybe de-criminalising assisted suicide to allow the infirm to chose the timing and conditions of their exit.
@Lily: yes because discriminating against children based on if they had a magic man sprinkle magic water on them is definitely something we should support…
@Ciara Baines: lol I saw that, the No side are so salty in defeat. The bit I am really enjoying about all this is not only will we have abortion but the No side will be paying for it from their taxes.
@Ciara Baines: Mattie . After months if warninhs about what the vote would mean the no side are now attacking there planned legislation to change having said that couldn’t be done .
@bmul: I can just about understand how some Tipperary people vote for Mattie, but how can graduates vote Mullen back onto the Seanad repeatedly? Are those votes counted in public or do the Knights of Colombanus run that election?
Now will all the TD’s and Senators who continue to say they will not support this legislation, even though their constituents support it, kindly step down or resign from office. You are out of touch and don’t represent the voters .
@Brian Smith: All the No vote conspiracy theorists were right when they spoke about Brexit and Trump, you can’t trust the polls, it was a LAAAANDSLIDE!
And regulate foreign funded & fanatical religious lobby posing as an Institute. The only cure they are working on is removing as much human rights as possible.
It’s time for supporters of the No campaign, like myself, to accept the result and move on to making our island a better place. The people have spoken.
Well i love all my children imperfections and all, never thought i,d see the day women celebrating the killing of Innocent Healthy sons and daughters. YOU have all been brainwashed into thinking having any more than 2 children is a negative, Very sad day
@Elvis Polkasalad: nobody is celebrating that. We’re still aware that many women are still going to face difficult choices. What we’re celebrating is that at least we’ll have given them a few more options in making those choices.
@Elvis Polkasalad: Liberals will hail this as being progressive. Read the story of Sodom and Gomorrah and compare it to what is happening today and you will see that humans as a species have regressed thousands of years. Real progress would be no more killing, income equality, no homelessness, no corruption….etc. The only comfort I take from all this is that what is taking place today was forecast in the book of Revelations. Let each person wrestle with their own conscience. And if you believe it’s all a big fairy story that’s well and good. Just don’t belittle and demean others for their beliefs.
@Dave O Keeffe:
Lobbying is a new concept for the No side. They ain’t holding the cards anymore and the bad news for them is they’ve burned every bridge in the country.
@Elvis Polkasalad: you misunderstand what we are celebrating. We are celebrating the fact that no teenage girl in a crisis pregnancy needs to worry about how to travel abroad or where to seek advice and help, we are celebrating that a woman with cancer who becomes pregnant has the choice to get the best possible care in her own country, we are celebrating because unfortunately, there is such a thing a fatal foetal abnormality and now the parents can choose whether to carry to term or end their own and their expectant babies suffering, we are celebrating that no more women have to die because of the 8th. We are celebrating dignity and respect. The only purpose the 8th served was to punish and control us. Put yourself in our shoes. RIP Savita, we will never forget you.
@Elvis Polkasalad: i will have had no role in the killing of Innocent Healthy unborn sons or daughters when they are killed and flushed into the sewers, can you say the same? When you voted yes you voted to the killing of HEALTHY unborn children, Shame on you . HEALTHY pregnant women aborting Healthy sons and daughters .
@Elvis Polkasalad: well last year alone I think there were thousands of traumatized women travelling abroad because they couldn’t get what is essentially basic health care in Ireland.
@Elvis Polkasalad: one is too many! Also, I trust women to do what is best for them. I voted yes to give people a choice they do not have here. Do you really, seriously think that nearly 70% of the population believe in murder? Abortion is not murder and stop shaming women – we are equal to you not less than!
@Elvis Polkasalad: yes i do believe that 70 % believe in murder of innocent unborn children , what do you call it when a perfectly healthy unborn life is taking delibratly. Will perfectly healthy unborn children be killed?
@Elvis Polkasalad: NickyVera….keep telling yourself that. According to the Oxford dictionary, abortion is technically murder. “the premeditated killing of one human being by another”. Is a developing foetus at 12 weeks a human being? Absolutely. Is abortion premeditated? Absolutely. Therefore, abortion is murder. Ok, I have deliberately left out the word unlawful in the definition of murder, but just because it’s signed into law because a liberal majority think it’s ok to slaughter innocent, defenceless human beings in their mothers womb, that doesn’t make it any less reprehensible.
While the result might be the right one for the country it is by no means a cause for jovial celebration. This is an important day for Ireland and a serious one, but there should be no partying as a result of it.
@Inanimate Carbon Rod: this has nothing to do with the church. If your problem is with deities do u think the devil or god is happier about unrestricted abortion…
@Inanimate Carbon Rod: most intelligent peoplr voted yes to allow women choice, that argument i can understand if not agree on. A few like yourself voted yes, to punish the church for hurting innocent children, by voting yes to abort/hurt innocent children. If it was only.about the church why did many atheists vote yes. Cop yourself on!!
@Inanimate Carbon Rod: people didn’t vote yes so that the could stick it the church .I doubt there was many who even thought about the Catholic church while making their decision ..except for some elderly people maybe .
@Mags Murphy: it’s everything to do with the Catholic Church and if your God was so worried about children dying wouldn’t God do something about all the children dying in poverty and from starvation
Fair enough to be satisfied with the result but is it really appropriate to be jumping up and down and cheering? It’s very distasteful. A lot of people voted yes with a heavy heart believing it was the only way to help the hard cases. This is a serious issue and shouldn’t be taken lightly. It’s not a reason for a party.
@Newto2016: Will the YES side accept the result :) Have they just said abortion is illegal after 12 weeks? considering this has been flouted it might actually be an improvement after all.
@Michael Walsh: yes indeed, thanks to the legalisation of contraception and proper sex education in the schools, both measures opposed by the likes of the Iona Institute and their pals
Heartbroken today I really am. I really thought the advances in sonogram technology would have made a difference as to how people look at abortion, it’s so easy to see that the fetus is a living, moving baby. But I guess people would rather close their eyes to reality so long as they get to virtue signal about how progressive they are, and have unprotected sex with no consequences.
@A Curious Mind: couples ate still going to use protection because of the risk of unwanted pregnancy . Nobody wants to have to go through an abortion .
@A Curious Mind: eh no they would rather, their Mother’s, sister’s, aunt’s, niece’s, friends etc have proper safe health care in pregnancy in their own country
Great stuff Ireland. So glad I got home to vote in this. With recent elections in both the US, UK and others showing an older electorate pushing their countries agenda it’s amazing to see the youth of Ireland energised and forging ahead driving the country into the light.
@Eddie Hekenui: And fair play to you. Sorry if that came across me as putting down oldies. Just love seeing young people energised, voting and having their say. Too often young people don’t get involved. A country is a better place when it’s a true representation of it’s population. Young, old, men, women and of all points of view.
I have worked with, school with, friends with people whom some I care for very much but the vast majority had very hard life’s either living with a parent whom really never bonded with or loved them, or where adopted by people whom did it for the wrong reasons,
They ended up with so many problems drugs, drink, abuse etc…
Yes there good and bad in all walks ,
But the vast majority of no people would call these children bas ters ect… Would treat them badly because there mother/father made a mistake.
So many by religion or family are forced to keep / to give to addoption or made marry a man.
All because of a imagery person in the sky or because of keeping up with the Jones, a woman is forced to live her life because of people’s ideas is wrong for both.
Sometimes you have to scarfice a life for another life to be lived.
If God were true he would want equal love and happiness.
@Jack McGready: simon Harris should be resigning not celebrating. He botched the cervical cancer scandal which has harmed women. He and Leo should both be stepping down not patting themselves on the back for a job well done.
Sad day. Made all the sadder with the disgraceful whooping and cheering. Legalised abortion – the killing of another human being, is not something to celebrate. I wonder how quickly some people who voted yes today will come to regret that decision
I know it’s a great day for many people but don’t let this distract ye that the country is still in shambles and imploding due to the government being totally incompetent at there jobs..hope this doesn’t give them another term cause they jumped on the yes bus.hospitals,homeless,taxes,insurance..scandal after scandal.
That’s great get your flags out sing a few songs have a few drinks to celebrate the killing and not giving a chance to tens of thousands of lives.As time goes by you will realize your immature decision
This is not going to help Women’s Health one iota. The current state of the health service in this country. The mess Harris and Co are making with health in general. How many thousands of extra specialist jobs must be created to cope? The expected avalanche of abortion procedures and requests, palliative care etc… will happen in the very near future. This on top of an already heavily burdened health service. Seems people have a very short memory when it comes to remembering how bad a job the government is doing at running the health service.
After yesterdays vote, It’s good that women finally have a choice and I welcome it. But not in a way that makes me want to sing and dance, as was shown today in Dublin Castle. It turns my gut when I stop to think and realize, that the vast vast majority of abortions carried out will be purely the result of lifestyle choices and not on real medical grounds. I believe the voters of Ireland have been hoodwinked by political leaders and liberal media into thinking the only solution to the problem of women’s health during pregnancy should also include the termination of perfectly healthy baby’s.
I have compassion for the hard cases, for the 2% of pregnancy’s that will now result in abortion due to fetal abnormality. Or the less than 1% due to rape or incest etc…, the less than 1% to save the mothers life, the 1% for the sake of the already born children. And indeed I have sympathy for the women who have suffered multiple miscarriage’s and had to make a choice of Yes or No in the form of a capital X. What about the rest? So it was with a heavy heart that I voted NO.
Simply put, our government choose to give us the cheapest option to vote on. Not the best. We got the all encompassing kill’em all option or nothing. A chance was taken with the ensuing hysteria from both sides, politicians changed their mind’s to get on the side of the popular votes and the other political parties and liberal media followed suit. Now the government have full control on how abortion will be performed in this country. No longer will they have to hoodwink the public regarding this issue, and no doubt, like they do with all other health matters, they’ll make a total shambles of it. Dare I say it, we handed it to them, blood stained silver platter and all.
I’m so proud of our little country. Yes for same marriage for everyone and now a yes for our women. I’m a little bit prouder today to be Irish. Yes for our women and yes for choice. Not everyone need a to be forced into the choice I made when faced with an unplanned pregnancy.
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