republican presidential candidate carly fiorina said sunday she could see how competitor<u+00a0>donald trump's immigration rhetoric, which has gotten him in some hot water over the past few weeks, resonates with some voters.









asked on abc's this week<u+00a0>whether<u+00a0>she would support him if he became<u+00a0>the nominee, the former hewlett-packard ceo<u+00a0>said, <u+201c>i have been in new hampshire now for six days, and i have not been asked a single question about donald trump.<u+201d> last week in the first-in-the-nation primary state, she said trump didn't represent her or her party.









on the other hand, she said on abc, <u+201c>i think donald trump taps into an anger that i hear every day.<u+00a0>people are angry that a commonsense thing like securing the border or ending sanctuary cities is somehow considered extreme. it's not extreme, it's common sense. we need to secure the border.<u+201d>









while decrying illegal immigration in his campaign announcement speech on june 16, trump called the mexican immigrants entering the the u.s.<u+00a0>criminals and <u+201c>rapists.<u+201d> the remark<u+00a0>has caused business partners and fellow republicans (though not all)<u+00a0>to cut ties with or denounce the real estate mogul and reality tv star.
carly fiorina says donald trump 'taps into an anger'
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