'We got more work to do,' the former governor said.
When asked if he would support Donald Trump if he wins the party nomination, Asa Hutchinson doubled down. | John Bazemore/AP PhotoFormer Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has about 5,000 of the 40,000 donors needed to reach the debate stage in August, the GOP presidential candidate said Thursday.when pressed about his donor numbers.requirements for candidates to qualify
for debates: garnering donations from at least 40,000 national contributors and polling consistently above 1 percent in three national polls or two national polls and a state poll. A mild-mannered candidate, the former governor explained that it might take “explosive rhetoric” that “gets people excited” or millions of dollars to garner those donors.
“This bothers me that the RNC has set this artificial line that you’ve got to cross in order to qualify for the debate,” he said. “We ought to be more expansive rather than restrictive.”
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