Donald Trump cancels South Carolina trip for ‘significant business transaction’

Just hours before he was expected to speak, GOP front-runner Donald Trump canceled a trip to South Carolina for the Heritage Action Presidential Forum because of a “significant business transaction” that is delayed, his campaign said in a statement.

“He sends his regrets and looks forward to being with the great people of South Carolina,” the campaign said.

The cancellation comes as the billionaire businessman faces widespread criticism for failing to correct an audience member at one of his town hall meeting on Thursday, who falsely said President Barack Obama was a Mulsim and not an American citizen.

Ben Carson, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Carly Fiorina, Scott Walker, Rand Paul, Chris Christie, Rick Santorum and Bobby Jindal are all still expected to speak at the event in Greenville on Friday.

Jindal teased Trump about the cancellation on Twitter, saying “Sorry to see @realDonaldTrump cancel on event today w/ Sen DeMint & Gov Haley. Filing for bankruptcy again? Perhaps 5th time is the charm… “

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