Trump dismisses concussions: 'A little ding on the head'

With Florida having decided the 2000 election and playing key roles in three subsequent outcomes, the decision by Sen. Ryan lives in NY but comes from Philly and life as a Philly sports fan has made him cynical.

There's a caveat, however.

Political science professor Susan MacManus of the University of South Florida in Tampa oversees the Sunshine State Survey, an in-depth poll of Floridians' attitudes.

Trump's apology for the remarks also failed to quell the unprecedented controversy over his comments, prompting growing demands by Republicans for him to quit the race.

Speaking at the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion, Trump declared his disappointment in Congress, including Republican leadership after Speaker Paul Ryan said this week that he would stop campaigning for Trump. "It's appropriate that he apologized".

And the interesting thing is, that's not even breaking news anymore. "I'm making a peaceful protest supporting my candidate".

Miller, chairman of the House Veterans Affairs' Committee, praised Trump on Sunday and Monday in tweets.

Disloyal R's are far more hard than Crooked Hillary. He lambasted the Obama administration for announcing its plans to attack the northern Iraqi city of Mosul in the coming months, instead advising that they make the operation on the city a "sneak attack". Her husband brought them to the rally about 7:30 a.m. The Black Republican from IN believes sharp criticism of establishment politics will lead frustrated unaffiliated voters to cast ballots for Trump. After that, some people started a different chant: "Lock her (Hillary Clinton) up!"

Not only is it the right move, but given what Trump has laid out before us, it's an easy one.

Trump naturally spun this as a reflection on the state of America in general.

Florida is an important swing state, and one that Hillary Clinton appears to now have an edge on.

Fifteen of the 28 GOP senators who'd publicly backed the billionaire have withdrawn their endorsements since the emergence last Friday of the recorded comments. And they don't care that the Republican presidential candidate isn't due for at least another four hours. George Washington University Law School's Michael V. Kaplen, who specializes in the legal issues surrounding brain injury, told the New York Daily News that Trump's dismissal of the concussion protocol "demeans and disparages people with brain injuries".

"Disloyal R's are far more hard than Crooked Hillary", he tweeted.

The Florida Democratic Party sued for the extension, after their request was shot down by Gov. Rick Scott, a staunch Trump supporter.

Alongside Yoho, U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster called out that the country was "spiraling down".