'We'd even consider backing Trump if, say, he found the proverbial cure for cancer or—about as likely—changed the essence of who he is (he won't),' the article said.
An Orlando newspaper released a scathing presidential endorsement opposing Donald Trump hours before he is set to officially announce his 2020 re-election campaign in the city.
"Trump has diminished our standing in the world. He reneges on deals, attacks allies and embraces enemies," read the article published Tuesday morning. "We'd even consider backing Trump if, say, he found the proverbial cure for cancer or—about as likely—changed the essence of who he is ," the article said.
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