But in one chapter, Trump seemingly jabs at his Republican challengers, particularly the ones who have been nipping at his heels in the major national polls.
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On Tuesday, he was firing away at all of his Republican rivals, especially Marco Rubio whose poll numbers continue to rise.
A Threshold spokesman said the publisher is “arranging for books to be sold outside the venues at some of his campaign stops over the next few weeks”.
“Crippled America” is Trump’s 15th book, and if Trump’s scowling face on the cover is any indication, it’s not a feel-good beach read.
A softer tone was taken toward Carson, who just issued his own tome, “A More ideal Union”.
“You know, I hear politicians talk, and they say things like ‘I was a constitutional law professor, so I’m an expert on the Constitution.'”
“His is a different kind of a book and he’s a different kind of person”.
Clinton leads Sanders 48% to 45%, according to the Monmouth University Poll. He is remembered for one word: “Oops!” and has already dropped out of the 2016 race. Support for Carson has tripled in the past three months. Trump took a jibe at the Bush and Clinton campaign by stating that financial super-packs that back most of the candidates expect benefits and kickbacks from their candidates after their victory.
The ex-secretary of state has expanded her lead over Sen. (And a big sample too.) For whatever reason, Carson started to climb in Reuters’s five-day tracker on October 22nd and kept climbing, peaking at 33 percent on October 28th – the day of the third debate.
Clinton has the lowest rating for honesty.
And Christie would defeat Clinton if the election was held now, 46 percent to 41 percent. The debate/testimony appearances have helped her with Democrats. He looks angry enough to fire all the voters he sees. From being a GOP frontrunner with 22 percent support from primary voters, his score has now crashed to 8 percent.
The NBC/Journal poll sampled 400 Republican voters.
The latest WSJ/NBC survey was conducted last Wednesday night, before and after the GOP presidential debate.
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His lead is outside the survey’s margin of error of +/- 3.1 percent.
