Ex U.S.A refuse to endorse Donald

Ex United States presidents, George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush will not endorse Donald Trump’s candidacy for president, aides have told local media. This marks a first for the 91-year-old former president Bush, who had endorsed Republicans in the past five elections, the BBC reports.
Republican politicians are struggling to define their fortification, or lack thereof, for Mr.Trump. Mr. Trump’s remaining opponents dropped out earlier this week leaving him as the presumptive Republican nominee. Both Bush men had anteriorly campaigned this year for former Florida Governor, Jeb Bush, who exited the race in February. They had each fortified past Republican presidential nominees – John McCain in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012. Albeit neither former president has openly assailed Mr. Trump or his policy proposals, George W. Bush made a veiled reproval at a campaign event for his younger brother saying, “The most vigorous person customarily isn’t the loudest one in the room.” “I understand that Americans are irate and frustrated.

But we do not require someone in the Oval Office who mirrors and inflames our exasperation and frustration,” he told the South Carolina audience.