At one point Donald Trump said that each candidate on the stage has a different plan for improving the economy and any one of them is better than Hillary Clinton’s plan. Ted Cruz. “If Republicans join Democrats as the party of amnesty, we will lose”.
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Bush tops the list of Republicans that voters would “definitely not support” for the GOP nomination at 25 percent, with Sen.
Similarly, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, roused from a campaign stupor, offered a defense of his libertarian leanings and specific criticism of Florida Sen. And that contrast emerged clearly on Tuesday, with Cruz and Trump sharply differing with Bush and Kasich.
One of the most heated exchanges of the night took place when former OH governor John Kasich called out the “silliness” of Trump’s immigration plan – a plan that would result in the deportation millions of immigrants.
He wasn’t in the main debate because his polling numbers are so bad, but he did well in what’s called the undercard debate, with minor candidates.
Throughout his campaign, Rubio has be critical of traditional higher education, and instead, has emphasized the value of vocational training.
The multi-billionaire real estate mogul went on to explain that Eisenhower’s administration deported the 1.5 million immigrants to Mexico on various occasions, until they were sent back deep into Mexican territory.
Making his case as a moderate alternative, Ohio Gov. John Kasich noted that his state had enacted a modest increase in the minimum wage.
Fiorina said she had met Putin “as well, not in a green room for a show but in a private meeting”. He defended his policy positions from Paul’s attacks, and Bush, who had been expected to criticize Rubio, opted not to.
Trump’s comments were a reiteration of remarks he made during Tuesday night’s Republican debate as he argued against raising the minimum wage. “The increased costs would decrease the incentive to start a new business, and America’s entrepreneurial spirit is what makes this country great”.
Carson also pushed back against CNN and the Wall Street Journal, which ran additional stories challenging details in the candidate’s 1990 autobiography.
Carson accused the press of lying after Politico and other news organizations questioned the 64-year-old retired neurosurgeon’s repeated use of the word “scholarship” to describe overtures from military officials who encouraged him, as a promising young Detroit high school student, to consider attending the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. The next Republican debate is in about five weeks, and we may see the field get even smaller.
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The debate Tuesday night on Fox Business broke a “guaranteed” record for the company.
