Morning Consult surveyed 504 registered voters who said they watched the Republican primary debate.
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Fiorina, the only woman among the Republicans’ 15 top candidates, offered forceful answers Wednesday night on USA relations with Russian Federation and funding for women’s health and abortion provider Planned Parenthood, among other topics. But maybe debates aren’t his thing?
However, though Bennett’s post said Carson gained more Twitter followers than anyone, a spokesperson for the social media site reported that the biggest follower gains of the night were for Fiorina, Trump, and Bush.
She added that “women are, still, caricatured and scrutinized and criticized differently” than men.
“The first debate went very well for me”, Trump continued.
Trump’s climb to the top of the field has unnerved Republican leaders who fear the former reality TV star is damaging the party’s brand and imperilling its chances of winning back the White House after President Barack Obama’s eight-year tenure. “How she responded to what Trump said about her”, said Lesley Baugher, who is visiting Indianapolis from Kansas City.
“I think really everybody did well”, Trump told CNN’s Chris Cuomo immediately following the debate. Trump has so far been immune to criticism for his lack of specific policy proposals, his caustic rhetoric and his uneven support of conservative principles.
“I believe that free enterprise and limited government is the best way to help people who are trying to achieve upward mobility”, said Republican presidential candidate, Sen.
“I think America is about done with him“, Paul said in an interview on Fox News. Who else is he really going to fight with on that stage in such a way? “I took him on… and I’ll keep doing it….” “You know, I’m sitting there and all of a sudden I get shot at by Rand Paul“. Yesterday, his campaign tweeted a photo of President Bush standing on the rubble of the World Trade Center.
JEB BUSH: Because you gave her money. Bush and Christie are both seen as favorable/unfavorable ( Bush: 50/46; Christie: 50/45).
“She’s got a line of pitter-patter that I’ve heard many times from her”, Trump said, referring to Fiorina’s comments during the debate about her “friend Bibi Netanyahu” of Israel.
Since that’s how you, you know, “win” an election.
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“I felt badly for everybody else”, Trump said on MSNBC. Reporter: While across the country, Hillary Clinton smiling, as well.
