Donald Trump has an obsession with copyright. His “Make America Great Again” slogan was trademarked as early as November 2012, days after Mitt Romney lost the race for president.
In the final stretch of the competitive primary in Florida’s 23rd congressional district, Jewish Democrats are pushing back against Tim Canova’s attacks on Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s Israel record.
Democratic Congressman Steve Israel (NY), speaking said at a press conference on the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, said that American leaders are being forced to clean up the mess Republican nominee Donald Trump has created with his comments about NATO and U.S. allies being abandoned if they don’t pay up their fair share.
Green Party presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein suggested she would end all military aid to Israel if elected president in the fall.
Fifty top Republican national security officials, mainly former aides for President George W. Bush, issued a joint statement on Monday saying they will not vote the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, in the November 8 election.
In an invitation to a meet and greet in Hollywood on Tuesday, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s challenger, Tim Canova, tied himself to top Democratic representatives who voted against the Iran nuclear deal.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday reaffirmed the strong U.S.-Israel alliance after Israel’s Defense Ministry sent out a statement rejecting President Obama’s Thursday’s assertion that Israeli military officials believe the Iranian nuclear deal is being enforced beyond expectations.
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is not planning to travel to Israel during the campaign, ABC News reported on Thursday.
President Barack Obama on Thursday strongly defended the nuclear deal and hostage arrangement with Iran amid an uproar over reports that the U.S. delivered $400 million in cash to Tehran in January.
Newt Gingrich, one of Donald Trump’s most stalwart surrogates and a finalist in the race for vice president, on Wednesday indicated that the Republican presidential nominee’s recent behavior and comments has made him an “unacceptable” choice for president.
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