Recently, Trump made it an even bigger issue for some GOP voters by warning them the election of Cruz could allow Democrats to legally contend he isn’t even allowed to hold the office of the president. Ted Cruz, R-Texas passes his campaign bus as he arrives for a campaign stop at the Freedom Country Store in Freedom, N.H. Cruz is dreaming of a face-off w…
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Ted Cruz claimed Saturday that Donald Trump still supports “amnesty” for undocumented immigrants, arguing that Trump’s planned deportations were merely an end-around to grant citizenship to those in the USA who are here illegally.
“With a record like this, how can we trust Donald Trump”, the ad text reads in its final moments. The polls – they say I have the most loyal people…
Mr Trump, 69, has the support of 34 per cent of the likely Republican primary voters against 20 per cent for Mr Cruz. This week, Trump was endorsed by Sarah Palin, the woman who essentially paved the way for the businessman turned reality TV show personality to seize control of the campaign trail. The polls tell us that, but also their organization and just kind of their footprint in the state tells us that – so two events today for Donald Trump, both in Christian conservative strongholds, the kind of places that Ted Cruz goes for votes. Despite what he’s said in the past, Trump might have gone too far while speaking to a crowd of supporters over the weekend.
On Saturday, Trump started the day in Sioux Center in northwest Iowa.
“He showed his toughness and we need somebody tough”, he said. But would they support him if he shot someone?
The group, Our Principles PAC, was launched by Katie Packer, a deputy campaign manager on Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential campaign, according to POLITICO.
“The man owes America an apology, and he should ask conservatives in America for forgiveness”, Beck said. As frustrated Cruz supporters pointed out all afternoon, Trump does not have a history of committed conservative positions.
Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani told The Washington Post that he preferred Trump to Cruz.
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His words come less than two months after a couple with ISIL-links killed 14 people in the San Bernardino mass shooting in California. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, a popular figure in the state, spoke at the Trump rally but did not specifically endorse the New Yorker.
