“Leadership is not about attacking people and disparaging people”. “If we expect to do this on our own, we will fail”, said Bush, the former Florida governor who came out swinging to try to revitalise his ailing campaign.
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In recent weeks, Texas Senator Ted Cruz has emerged as one of Trump’s main challengers, especially in Iowa, where many polls even place him in the lead over Trump.
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The debate’s focus on national security was a detriment for Carson, who has struggled on complex global matters. Businesswoman Carly Fiorina and U.S. Sen.
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A notable exception to the anti-Trump chorus was Sen. Rand Paul, and he doesn’t seem to be going anywhere in the polls.
If you want to see Marco Rubio dance on hot coals, ask him about immigration.
Led by Family Research Council president Tony Perkins, about 50 evangelical leaders held a closed-door meeting at a hotel in Virginia earlier this month and selected Cruz to be their candidate after conducting several votes, the National Review reported.
For that reason, the two took some hard hits at each other. The conversation mostly covered national security and the fight against ISIS.
Cruz, along with Rubio, said he understood why Trump had made his proposal for banning Muslims, and he avoided directly criticizing the front-runner. The two sparred Tuesday night on stage over the new USA Freedom Act – legislation Cruz supported and Rubio opposed. This gets at Rubio’s weakness: that critics of illegal immigration are suspicious he’s not really with them. But Bush needs support from Republican primary voters, and, based on polls going into the debate, it’s not there now. It’s still not clear how this dynamic will play out in the general since support could be garnered in new corners, like from evangelicals, but last night’s confrontation is a show of what is to come as the immigration debate heats up in 2016.
Trump and Jeb Bush engaged in some good old-fashioned mudslinging.
“He said that very simply because he has failed in this campaign”, said the billionaire businessman. “It’s been a total disaster, nobody cares, and frankly I’m the most solid person up here”.
Cruz cast himself as a realist, arguing that while autocrats such as Syrian President Bashar Assad don’t share American values, their potential cooperation in fighting extremism is preferable to taking a chance on whoever might replace them.
Mr Christie, meanwhile, successfully emphasised his credentials as a straight-talker and an effective pragmatist, by constantly returning to his experience as a former federal prosecutor in the aftermath of the Sept 11, 2001, terror attacks.
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“It is appalling that Cruz and Rubio, sons of immigrants, the sons of refugees whose families benefited from the generosity and the opportunities that our country provides to immigrants, are now spearheading the attacks on the immigrant community started by Donald Trump…”
