Talk about a #PRFail… which former Jeb Bush employee let that happen?
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“In fact, I did a campaign ad for him, and he’s a good man, but I didn’t want to put him under pressure”, Trump said.
On the one hand, it seems like a risky strategy to ask voters to picture another Bush in the White House during an global crisis.
“When I wake up each day, I say a prayer, I don’t, you know, some people might like it, some people might not”.
“The things that, you know, we all take for granted, are becoming more and more powerful and meaningful for me”, he added.
Bush was also asked by the moderator what sort of party he would plan. It’s the same dodge that Bush has used repeatedly to avoid saying whether or not he would support Donald Trump if he wins the nomination.
When reminded that he had to list a celebrity, he demurred.
Trump’s name came up only once – when Bush quickly asserted that Trump would not be invited to his imaginary party. “I find it superficial”. Ted Cruz at 16%, former neurosurgeon Ben Carson at 14% and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, is struggling to gain traction in Iowa, home to the first-in-nation caucuses, The Hill reports. But the millennials present on Wednesday could care less about the latest polls.
“At this point, you are seeing some movement in the establishment toward Rubio – a little bit”.
We reached out to Singareddy, who denied any involvement with the prank and said she’d been looking for a politically-themed gift for a Secret Santa exchange when she stumbled upon the switched URLs.
Tommy Royer, a sophomore studying business at Saint Anselm College, admitted that Bush isn’t the candidate typically thought of as being able to attract young voters. “I believe he is a unsafe demagogue, and I think people can’t overlook his dictatorial tendencies”.
“What we’re paying for media buying is lowest that I’ve ever seen”, Spies said. George H.W. Bush lost his 1980 bid for president, but never slipped as low as Jeb Bush has. Bush said in front of the crowd of about 100.
The website details some of Bush’s failures as governor of Florida and links to recent headlines about Bush’s floundering presidential campaign. Doubling down on his rhetoric, Trump is like a drunken sailor in Vegas and he continues to stack the cards against him with his policy announcements ranging from deporting all non-documented Mexicans to blocking Muslims entering our country.
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Cruz has been repeatedly criticized by more hawkish GOP candidates, in particular Rubio, over his Senate vote to roll back surveillance programs used by the NSA, and Bush has gone after Rubio in the past on his Senate attendance record. Today, he supported Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netaynahu’s condemnation of Trump’s comments. After the Paris attack, which the Islamic State said it sponsored, officials said it appeared that at least one of the perpetrators had arrived in Europe posing as a Syrian refugee.
