After the comment was panned, Trump told NBC’s “Today” show that he wanted an apology.
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Jeb Bush dubs Donald Trump ‘a jerk’ at New Hampshire rally
But consider this feat: Cruz has managed to maintain a fragile truce with Trump while surging past him in the crucial first state. Cruz has the support of 40 percent of likely caucus goers, followed by Trump with 31 percent.
“And it turned out to be a lie – she’s a liar!” “She will be a disaster as president of the United States”. John McCain (“I like people who weren’t captured, “Trump said), called Mexican immigrants “rapists” and praised Vladimir Putin’s leadership, despite the record of journalists’ deaths under Putin’s leadership. There’s no evidence of that at all”. “Ask all of these guys that have gone out, do they enjoy running against Trump?”
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But the Hillary Clinton camp is certain that all these issues, including the gap in his support from women, would return to haunt him in a general election.
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The poll found that 28 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents support Trump , while 24 percent favor Cruz . Of those who watched, 26 percent said Cruz won, while 24 percent said Trump won.
The New York Times’ Nick Confessore pressed Dean, suggesting that if he’s going to call out Carly Fiorina on the Planned Parenthood video and Donald Trump on Muslims cheering in New Jersey, then he should also criticize Clinton in this instance.
Even so, Clinton is still refusing to apologize.
Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders shakes hands with rival Hillary Clinton at the conclusion of the Democratic presidential candidates debate at St. Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire December 19, 2015. He elaborated in an appearance on MSNBC Live.
“We want to be very straight up, but what wasn’t that a weird deal?” She was going to beat Obama.
As Donald Trump stepped off a stage in Michigan Monday night, the speakers blared the holiday season classic song: “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year”. Trump wondered out loud to the crowd.
The figure was only slightly lower than the 8.5 million who saw the Democrats’ mid-November debate, and sharply less than the 15.8 million who watched the debut Democratic showdown in October.
For Hillary now to claim we are where we need to be in the fight – while blaming comments by Trump from just a couple of weeks ago – is typical of how the Clintons have operated for decades.
Half of American voters also do not believe that Clinton cares about their needs and problems, while 46 percent think that she does. Trump said to roaring cheers.
“They love [Trump] from the sense that he is supporting their rhetoric”. “By the way, I hate some of these people… and some of them are such lying, disgusting people, it’s true”.
The latest rift between Mrs Clinton and Mr Trump began during Saturday evening’s debate.
But the Trump took things farther, describing Clinton’s defeat against Barack Obama in the 2008 primaries by saying that she had been “schlonged”.
Clinton likely views Trump as the most beatable of the current crop of Republican opponents, for the exact reasons exemplified by this latest exchange.
Donald Trump for saying Hillary got “schlonged,” or Ted Cruz for spoiling the new Star Wars?
Other Republicans are taking notice, and warning voters not to allow such a matchup to become reality.
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In August, he implied that he received tough questions from Fox News debate host Megyn Kelly because she was menstruating.
