"That was a big moment for me and probably will actually become — my life and this campaign — and probably will be something I’ll always remember," Eric Trump said.
"And I think, you know, in my view, this is a little bit of the libertarian in me coming out, I don’t think it’s anybody’s damn business what you put in your tax return. That’s between you and the IRS."
"Shame on me," Fred Doucette told BuzzFeed News of his Facebook comment, and expressed regret repeatedly.
The Texas senator tried to explain his support for the GOP nominee to one of his most disappointed supporters.
Nevada Rep. Joe Heck and his son Joey both apologized in statements to BuzzFeed News on Thursday.
"From my mother to people that I’ve known in my lifetime, they’ve tried to settle me down a little bit. Now I’m trying to do the same thing to my man Trump."
"I think it is concerning really even if you’re her family member and you’re very concerned about her health that maybe they need to look deeper into finding an answer."
“What worries me is the [president] slipping into a war the American people care nothing about."
Pence called the birther issue an issue of the past, though Trump has not retracted his skepticism that the president was born in the United States.
“He appeals to the worst angels of the GOP nature and poor white folks,” Powell wrote in private emails seen by BuzzFeed News.
“I don’t know what the 13 stripes represent,” Trump said on the Colbert Report in 2008.
The former heavyweight champion endorsed Trump this week.
Every day is a quiet struggle for Donald L. Trump, a highly respected doctor and cancer institute executive who happens to share a name with the loudest man in the news.
According to her school newspaper and yearbook, Hillary Rodham debated Democrats, almost made it onto a quiz show, performed in a Hamlet parody called "Halibut," took a stand against vandalism, and interviewed herself about her high school accomplishments.
A threatened lawsuit, and a messy attempt at spin — caught on tape: "We'll just tell BuzzFeed that there's no formal relationship."
On "Trumped! With Donald Trump," Trump commented on the feelings of fish, whether Democrats have better sex than Republicans, marijuana legalization, and more. But a spokesperson for one radio station told BuzzFeed News that they didn't have permission to provide the audio.
"I mean, they did that in the beginning of the Dark Ages and we spent centuries of not being able to reason. I don't want that to happen again."
Trump expressed support for regime change at length in 2000 and tepid support for the war in 2002, made both positive and negative comments about it in 2003, and was strongly opposed by 2004.
"For 100 years, the United Daughters of the Confederacy has maintained and built upon the wonderful legacy of your founders."
And some evidence to the contrary.