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Trump amarra nominación del Partido Republicano en vísperas del Rally de San Diego

Trump amarra nominación del Partido Republicano en vísperas del Rally de San Diego

By Jeff Powers

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San Diego, Calif. – Cuando Donald Trump suba al escenario del Centro de Convenciones de San Diego este viernes, lo hará como el candidato presidencial del Partido Republicano.

Trump ha tenido la nominación amarrada por semanas, más ahora ya cuenta con los 1,237 delegados necesarios para asegurar la nominación, ya que varios delegados cambiaron su apoyo a Trump.

Steve House, Presidente del Partido Republicano de Colorado y delegado no asignado, confirmó a la Prensa Asociada su apoyo por Trump. House dijo que le agrada el perfil empresarial del billonario. “Liderazgo es liderazgo,” comentó House. “Si es capaz de rodearse de talento político, me parece que hará un buen trabajo.”

Su logro no ha pasado desapercibido entre la estructura de poder de Washington, D.C. Algunas de las mentes conservadoras más respetadas de la nación están opinando sobre lo que Trump ha logrado. Newt Gingrinch, el anterior líder del Congreso escribió en twitter, “Nadie en la historia estadounidense ha pasado de anunciar su candidatura el 16 de junio, a contar con la mayoría de delegados el 26 de mayo; el logro de Trump es admirable.” Se rumora que Gingrich es uno de los potenciales candidatos para vicepresidente en la corta lista de Trump.

Los fanáticos de Trump en San Diego no deben de esperar un gran anuncio este viernes, ya que probablemente Trump no aceptará formalmente la nominación hasta julio, pero sin duda esto añadirá interés al evento.

En San Diego, el Alcalde Republicano Kevin Faulconer continua sin apoyar a Trump, y no estará presente en el rally de este viernes. Faulconer reiteró su posición en un debate televisado esta semana, diciendo que “no daría su apoyo al candidato,” ya que Trump no se ha ganado su voto.

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