I wrote: “Will a consortium of the mainstream media and its main ally, the Democratic Party, and the establishment wing of the Republican Party pick the Republican nominee, as it has done since George H.W. Bush lost to Bill Clinton?”
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Ben Carson, who has seen his standing slip in the polls since last week’s debate, told “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd that a candidate’s faith should matter to voters.
“I think women all over this country heard very clearly what Mr. Trump said“, Florina answered.
To this Dr. Offit replied, “But of the 14 preventable diseases that young children are vaccinated against, the only one you could reasonably say does not kill is mumps”.
Comedian Peele, while introducing outstanding reality competition series said, “There is one category of TV that allows us as a society to sit back and enjoy the simple spectacle of reality“. Does he not and do you not worry about that, ‘a good line of pitter patter, ‘ seems a little bit like not obviously sexist but at least condescending and that might be opening him up to the same kind of criticism? It can be tough, though, to avoid getting drowned out by language sure to stir up people.
“For all the controversy over the last six weeks Donald Trump’s in a slightly stronger position now than he was after the first debate“, said Dean Debnam, president of Public Policy Polling in a statement.
At a town hall rally in New Hampshire, another member in the crowd commented that Obama was a Muslim. For Trump, the election of a Muslim president was “something that could happen. I don’t know if we have to address it right now”. “It’s unimaginable that the leading GOP presidential candidates are resorting to fear mongering to benefit their campaigns, and every American should be disturbed that these national figures are engaging in and tolerating blatant acts of religious bigotry”.
Where Walker’s support in Iowa goes now remains unclear, but PPP’s poll showed that Walker supporters favored former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Carson, Fiorina, and Rubio over Trump.
“It’s a big job and 134 days from now, the eyes of America and the eyes of the world will be on Iowa“, said Reed. I think we can still do that.
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And an exasperated Sen. A majority of Iowa Republicans similarly found Trump’s remark about Bush’s wife during the debate inappropriate. Pundits can debate who emerged the victor of CNN’s Republican debate on September 16 until their faces are red.
