At a rally in Iowa Saturday, he bragged that his supporters are so loyal that he could “stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose any voters”.
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“The Democrats are going to sue if he ever got the nomination within two days”.
As the back-fence chatter builds that the Republican establishment is beginning to embrace Donald Trump, the Iowa GOP chairman introduced the controversial presidential contender at his rally in Muscatine Sunday. “I have said and I will repeat here today, if it had been a rich white suburb when the water was brown and smelly, people would immediately come to the rescue of those families”, she said.
“And Donald Trump I really, truly believe is a very unsafe man. If you listen to the things he said this weekend”.
The endorsement was billed as the first time Beck has formally thrown his support behind a presidential candidate. “I watched him the other day he’s a nervous wreck”, Trump said on Fox News Channel’s “MediaBuzz” program. “It’s been fun. But Iowa, I bet you, I beg you, my children’s future depends on what you do a week from Monday”, he said.
Trump has been leading national polls of Republican voters for months and now holds a lead in the early voting in Iowa caucuses that will be held on February 1. Beck praised the Texas senator’s commitment to principles of the right and repeatedly jabbed Trump from afar.
“This is not what, to my view, American democracy is supposed to be about, a contest between billionaires”.
Front runner Donald Trump received support from Sen.
And he was equally defiant in the face of recent reports that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg could launch an independent bid for president if Sanders and Trump win their respective parties’ nominations.
With a huge opinion poll lead, Donald Trump has boasted he could shoot somebody in the middle of NY and still not lose votes.
Glenn Beck announced his pick for president on Saturday.
Debates of whether Trump was referring to one of his “Make America Great Again” hats or the man’s turban are ongoing.
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Asked to respond to Trump’s comments, Cruz said he would let Trump speak for himself.
