Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump issued a warning for Republicans who are unhappy the party has backed him for the nomination: “Get over it.”
Facing criticism from conservatives for his remarks about the judge overseeing his Trump University lawsuits, Trump told Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday that lawmakers are only now attacking him so harshly because they are upset they are not in his position as the pre-emptive leader of the Republican Party.
“I will tell you it’s a little disappointing,” Trump said about the past 24 hours of attacks he’s weathered from members of his own party.
“And there are some people that I went through war with and I won. And there’s a lot of anxiety there. There’s a lot of anger, I guess,” Trump said in the pre-taped interview. “They just can’t come back … so they have to get over it.”
Trump remained adamant that he is not interested in getting endorsements from those of the 16 Republican hopefuls who dropped out of the race, but haven’t already backed him.
