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By JILL COLVIN Associated Press. WASHINGTON (AP) - Conservative radio host and columnist Howie Carr, opening for Donald Trump at a presidential campaign rally in Maine, brought up Hillary Clinton and her potential running mate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren. "You know Elizabeth Warren, right?" Carr asked the crowd. |
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He then put his hand up to his mouth and mimicked a stereotypical Native American war cry — the same call that Trump supporters sometimes let fly when Trump mentions Warren at his events. That's because Trump regularly refers to Warren as "Pocahontas," for her claim that she is part Native American. |
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ROCK OPEN AIR FESTIVAL: Topfest – The thirteenth year of the biggest domestic rock open-air festival welcomes American hard rock band Puddle of Mudd this year or Swedish rock band Europe. However organizers confirmed also other artists from the Czech and Slovak scene such as Kabát, Horkýže Slíže, Desmod, Chinaski, The Paranoid, and many others. |
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Conservative radio host and columnist Howie Carr, opening for Donald Trump at a presidential campaign rally in Maine, brought up Hillary Clinton and her potential running mate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren. "You know Elizabeth Warren, right?" Carr asked the crowd. |
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When conservative radio host and columnist Howie Carr opened for Donald Trump at a presidential campaign rally in Maine, he brought up Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a potential running mate for Democrat Hillary Clinton. Car then put his hand up to his mouth and issued a stereotypical Native American war cry. |
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He then put his hand up to his mouth and mimicked a stereotypical Native American war cry the same call that Trump supporters sometimes let fly when Trump mentions Warren at his events. That’s because Trump regularly refers to Warren as ‘‘Pocahontas,’’ for her claim that she is part Native American. |
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Latest on the U.S. presidential campaign (all times EDT): 4:41 p.m. Donald Trump's opening acts are even more provocative than he is, and the Republican presidential candidate is okay with that. When conservative radio host and columnist Howie Carr opened for Donald Trump at a.... |
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. presidential campaign (all times EDT): 4:41 p.m. Donald Trump's opening acts are even more provocative than he is, and the Republican presidential candidate is okay with that. When conservative radio host and columnist Howie Carr opened for Donald Trump at.... |
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Studies show that the temptation to return to criminal behavior is one of the biggest hurdles to clear when an incarcerated law-breaker is released. In addition, studies show that a criminal record usually prevents former inmates from getting hired for legitimate jobs and getting approved for.... |
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"You know Elizabeth Warren, right?" Carr asked the crowd. He then put his hand up to his mouth and mimicked a stereotypical Native American war cry — the same call that Trump supporters sometimes let fly when Trump mentions Warren at his events. That's because Trump regularly refers to Warren as.... |
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By JILL COLVIN Associated Press. WASHINGTON (AP) - Conservative radio host and columnist Howie Carr, opening for Donald Trump at a presidential campaign rally in Maine, brought up Hillary Clinton and her potential running mate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren. "You know Elizabeth Warren, right?" Carr asked the crowd. |
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