Subject: Fwd: Republicans Are (Still) Rejecting Trump's Candidacy
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Date: Thu, 19 May 2016 19:07:45 -0400

Those republicans are such stand up people!

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From: Hillary for America Press <[email-masked]> 
Date: 05/19/2016  18:39  (GMT-05:00) 
To: Hillary for America Press <[email-masked]> 
Subject: Republicans Are (Still) Rejecting Trump's Candidacy 

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Republicans Are (Still) Rejecting Trump's Candidacy

It's Thursday, so Republicans are continuing to reject Donald Trump's unpredictable, risky and divisive candidacy. Trump has for years proven himself to be a loose cannon whose hateful language and dangerous policies will do serious harm to working families
 and put America’s security at risk, and Republicans are continuing to acknowledge that a President Trump would be too big a risk.

Read 
the growing list of Republicans and conservatives unwilling to support a President Donald Trump and fresh condemnations of Trump:

P. Andrews McLane, Major Romney
 2012 Contributor: “I’m sitting this one out… In good conscience, I could not vote for that man. He shoots before he aims – over and over and over again.”

Beau Correll, Virginia Republican delegate:
“We deserve better than someone that has adolescent temper tantrums
 to be commander-in-chief of our nuclear arsenal and 450-ship Navy."

Wisconsin conservative radio host Charles Sykes:
"Asked what he might do given the looming choices this November, fervent anti-Donald Trump talk radio host Charlie Sykes had a simple response. Root for the Green Bay Packers."

Daily Caller: David Koch Pledges Millions To Gary Johnson’s Presidential Bid: "Billionaire businessman and philanthropist
 David Koch has pledged “tens of millions of dollars” to help bankroll the campaign of Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson, according to a source within Johnson’s campaign."

Rolling Stone: R.I.P., GOP: How Trump Is Killing
 the Republican Party: “After Indiana, a historic chasm opened in the ranks of the party. The two former President Bushes, along with Mitt Romney, announced they wouldn't attend Trump's coronation at the convention in Cleveland. Additionally, House
 Speaker Paul Ryan refused to say he would support the nominee. There were now two Republican Parties.”

Steele County, MN Republican Party Chair Dave Thul Resigned In Opposition
 To Trump: “We're a party of freedom and we're a party of limited government… Those are things that he has not espoused on the campaign trail. we're sending a signal that the type of vulgar attacks and personal attacks that are his stock and trade have
 no place in politics, especially here in Minnesota."
 
Newsweek: How the GOP Can Survive Trump: “Republican leaders are convinced he
 will create a tidal wave of losses for the GOP in November. The coolness to—and outright rejection of—Trump is widespread within the party. Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House, has not endorsed him. Representatives Barbara Comstock (R-Va.) and Ann Wagner (R-Mo.),
 both facing re-election, have said Trump has to earn their vote. Then there are those who have said they will not endorse Trump under any circumstances, including Senators Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), Dean Heller (R-Nev.) and Ben Sasse (R-Neb.). Senator Lindsey Graham
 (R-S.C.) has been among the most vocal critics.”
 
Seth Klarman, New England’s Top
 Campaign Contributor: “Boston billionaire Seth Klarman, president of the private investment firm The Baupost Group and New England’s number one campaign contributor, said through a representative that he would not — now or in the future — donate to
 Trump’s campaign.”

The Hill: Tough choice for vulnerable GOP senators:
 Embrace or reject Trump: “Historically, vulnerable congressional candidates who distance themselves from their parties’ nominees have had mixed results. Many Senate Republicans face those prospects this year, with forecasters predicting a historic
 down-ticket drag caused by controversial presumptive nominee Donald Trump.”

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For Immediate Release, May 19, 2016

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