Posted on 07/07/2015 12:38:04 PM PDT by jimbo123
Carly Fiorina on Tuesday denounced Donald Trump’s recent comments on Mexican immigrants, saying her fellow Republican presidential candidate “doesn’t represent my party.”
“Donald Trump has said many outrageous things in his career, and I suspect he’s going to continue to say outrageous things,” Fiorina said after touring a factor here. “He doesn’t represent me, and he doesn’t represent my party.”
(Excerpt) Read more at time.com ...
She’s dead to me.....
No kidding.
I did not hear her acknowledge the death of Kathryn Steinle who was killed by the illegal in San Francisco nor did I hear her refute the facts that Rump has stated regarding illegal immigration.
Come to think of it I have not heard any of the candidates who have denounced Trump refute the facts Trump has put forth and I certainly have not heard any of them acknowledge the dead woman.
I wonder if Obama is going to send someone to Kathryn’s funeral?
The only one left standing is Cruz!
I-Carly was actually doing VERY WELL with conservatives here based on her (totally valid) attacks on The Wildebeest, so I’m a bit surprised that she decided to call it quits this early.
(I know...technically she didn’t call it quits, but she will soon enough, once she figured out that she got herself on the wrong side of a dead woman in San Francisco)
in the campaign debates they’ll gang up on him like a pack of dogs but none of the establishment potentials will ever do a one on one with Trump. Like I said, there can’t be two truths on this issue. If it ever comes to it, the Hag will wet her panties if she has to debate Trump or Cruz.
This is from Time. Need corroboration from a credible news source. Hope it’s not true but if it is, Fiorina is out.
She joins Christie, Bush, Romney, Pataki and Rubio. Buh Bye to them all.
Well, their computers suck so she might have been correct.
They are going to gang up on him and either lie about their own position
or flip flop on their position.
Profiles was my favorite book growing up
Well he doesn't represent me either, for other reasons.
But what's your party, Carly? PAN? If it was PAN it would make sense. If I were a Mexican politician I'm sure sending my trash north would make sense to me. (Imagine if our trash wanted to go to Canada, I'd help them pack) But you're supposed to be American, right?
She’s toast to me.
Trump is spot-on on these issues. He’s the only one throwing broadsides.
It’s good to see, and I’m glad he is doing it.
I don’t think he COULD “go after guns”. If broncobahma can’t get anything done, neither would he. It’s that mindset that tells me a lot about someone and the type of decisions they would make. He had clearly stated he supports “assault weapons” bans and making you wait an undetermined amount of time in order to purchase a gun. This is not the mindset of someone who believes in the constitution as written.
Any freepers still drinking the "Carly is a fearless conservative warrior who says what the boys are afraid to" kool-aid?
Bye Carly....used to like you.
Arabs did make a lot of scientific discoveries. I’d say it was in spite of the regressive religion of Islam though.
Ah, but she didn’t say “Arab culture” as a whole. She said “Islamic civilization”.
It was a stupid thing to say, especially 2 weeks after 9/11.
It’s par for the course of what libs were saying then “These terrorists are a small minority like Timothy McVeigh”. Yeah right.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina, who has been trying to appeal to conservatives in a tough, three-way primary race, said Friday that one of the senators she admires most is a Democrat: California Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
"Sen. Feinstein has been a fine senator for the state of California, and has accomplished a great deal. I would describe her as a pragmatic problem-solver," Fiorina told Chronicle reporters and editors during an interview with the newspaper's editorial board. "I admire her, I respect her. I like her. I think and I hope she would say the same about me."
Asked to cite senators she admired, the former Hewlett-Packard CEO and first-time candidate mentioned Feinstein, for her practical approach to issues such as California's water crisis, and Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. In 2008, Fiorina served as a top economic adviser to McCain's presidential campaign.
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In regards to abortion (which isn't discussed in the article until the seventh paragraph), she talks about not having children of her own, and how her "husband's mother was told to abort him."
However, the article states that "abortion rights would not be her litmus test for approving a Supreme Court nominee," and reiterates a November 2009 event how she "'probably would have voted for' Justice Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the court." And she said on Friday, "I do not believe where a potential judicial nominee stands on that issue is a qualifier or an unqualifier."
Here's another thread in response the her misguided endorsement from the California Pro-Life Council to her...
DeVore campaign response to CA Pro-Life Council Endorsement of Carly Fiorina
Thanks. I thought there was something else other than abortion. It might have had something to do with the firm she ran... I honestly can’t remember but I remember we didn’t like her then. A lot of FReepers seem to like her now.
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