The party’s share of California voters has slid to 27%. “It’s going to be a big, fat, beautiful wall!” Trump shouted to cheering supporters Thursday night in San Jose. “You need them.”Beth Miller, a Republican campaign consultant in Sacramento, frets that Trump could cause long-term harm to GOP candidates in California who embrace his candidacy. “That’s not the mood in California now,” said pollster Mark Baldassare, president of the Public Policy Institute of California. In recent travels across the state, Trump has shown no inclination to modulate his language the way nominees normally do as they turn from their party’s primary toward a wider general-election audience.

Source: Los Angeles Times June 03, 2016 02:23 UTC