WHEATON – Congressman Adam Kinzinger told CNN's Wolf Blitzer Wednesday that he doesn't see how he'll get to supporting Donald Trump in November.
Kinzinger, who is opposed only by a little-known Libertarian in the conservative GOP 16th District's General Election, said during the RNC Convention he was hoping he could mildly for Trump. But Kinzinger said those hopes were dashed when things the candidate said about NATO and his "unbelievable spat" with the family of a fallen soldier, among other things, has made that nearly impossible now.
Besides blaming George W. Bush for 9-11, "[Trump's] close to crossing the red line of the unforgivable," Kinzinger said.
