"Go back to Africa" Suggests Camo-clad Donald Trump Supporter

Two supporters of Donald Trump have been charged with misdemeanor assaults for two separate incidents during a Saturday rally in Tucson, Arizona. Officials 32-year-old Tony Pettway was the aggressor caught on video ripping a sign away from an anti-Trump protester before punching and kicking the victim after he fell to the ground. Sixty-seven-year-old Linda Rothman was also charged for a separate incident with details not fully yet known. The pair become the second and third Trump supporters to be charged with assaults at a rally in just the past two weeks.

Following the multiple suicide attacks in Brussels that left at least 31 dead, Ted Cruz called for ramped-up monitoring of Muslim-American populations. "We need to empower law enforcement to patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized," he wrote in a press statement. “This is a war,” the Texan senator said earlier Tuesday during a hastily arranged press conference in D.C., adding that the U.S. military needs to use “full force and fury” against ISIS in response. The Republican presidential candidate also went after GOP frontrunner Donald Trump for his comments questioning the usefulness of NATO one day before attacks rocked the city where the multinational military alliance is based.

Jeb Bush endorsed former rival Ted Cruz early Wednesday, dubbing the controversial Texas senator as “a principled conservative.” Bush, who suspended his own presidential campaign about one month ago, urged others not to consider real-estate mogul Donald Trump in the race. Bush told CNN that Cruz “has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests.” During the campaign, Bush called Trump a “bully” and “not a conservative.” He repeated that sentiment Wednesday: “We must move to overcome the divisiveness and vulgarity Donald Trump has brought into the political arena, or we will certainly lose our chance to defeat the Democratic nominee.”