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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: 240 is Back on November 24, 2015, 11:01:42 PM
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An aide from the Donald Trump presidential campaign warned the Republican National Committee Tuesday against GOP donors pooling funds to coalesce his rivals against him, suggesting that Trump would reverse his pledge not to launch a third-party candidacy if he felt he was being treated unfairly.
Michael Cohen, who serves as special counsel to the billionaire Republican candidate, told CNN’s Chris Cuomo that it would be a "bad, bad decision" for super PACs to unite against Trump’s candidacy.
"Donald Trump wants to be treated fairly," Cohen said sternly. "He will demand the GOP treat him fairly."
Cohen's comments came a day after Trump tweeted frustrations with the the Republican Party over former GOP strategist Liz Mair's proposed efforts to "defeat and destroy" the real estate celebrity's presidential bid.
"If they treat him fairly, he will honor the pledge because he’s an honorable guy," Cohen told Cuomo. "If they break that agreement with him, as they say, 'woe be on them.'"
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2015/11/24/woe-be-on-them-trump-campaign-lawyer-issues-warning-to-the-rnc-and-gop-donors/
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Don't blame him.
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LOL at the "treated fairly" bit... ::)
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please, please, please...
Donald...
run as an independent.
we need a third party.
;)
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LOL at the "treated fairly" bit... ::)
if all of the campaigns work together to oust only him, and the GOP participates in any way, then yes, he has a legit beef.
if he loses due to market forces, cool.