Trump often didn’t wait to be prompted with a question about Cruz to criticize the Texas senator for his financial dealings, his likability and his birthplace.
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“Nobody likes him and… you can’t run a country that way…”
Cruz greeted parishioners, shook hands and took pictures before departing for his first campaign stop of the day in Iowa City.
The Clinton campaign has 4,200 precinct captains and other precinct leaders prepared for Monday night and has seen their volunteer numbers swell in the closing days. “Maybe it’s someone whose campaign has not done as well as they’d hoped, they’re not going to win Iowa, not going to win the nomination”.
And urging them to caucus.
Anger at the entire process is helping fuel two candidacies – those of Donald Trump’s and Bernie Sanders.
Clinton has a small edge over Sanders on the eve of the Iowa caucuses.
“Donald’s the greatest show on Earth”.
In the final sprint before the Iowa Caucuses, President Bill Clinton said it “feels good” in Iowa as he and Hillary Clinton campaign hard in the last push before Monday.
Without naming Clinton, Sanders rebuked attacks from her campaign that he wants to dismantle the healthcare system, weaken Planned Parenthood and bolster gun rights.
On Friday, the State Department said it has found 22 “top secret” emails that it would not release, as part of a court order to make public Clinton’s email correspondence.
“I have big goals”, she told ABC. The attacks killed four Americans, including the USA ambassador to Libya, and quickly became a political rallying cry for Republicans. Trump did not offer any senators’ names.
Cruz’s campaign was challenged by Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate over a mailer sent to potential voters that seemed created to look like an official notice warning recipients about “low expected voter turnout in your area”.
“If Bernie Sanders had momentum headed into the final month, the race now is static and essentially tied.”
Donald Trump has regained his slim lead in Iowa with less than 48 hours remaining before the first votes are cast in the 2016 Republican race for the White House. CNN’s Jake Tapper asked in an interview that aired Sunday on “State of the Union”. “First of all she’s got so many wonderful young people working for her in all these communities”.
Among Republican primary voters, 39 percent have definitely decided, 24 percent are leaning toward a candidate and 37 percent are still trying to decide.
The reality television show host tamped down expectations, saying on CBS News’ “Face the Nation” that he didn’t consider Iowa a must-win.
“He’s always looking to take whatever position it takes to win votes or raise money, and we’re not going to beat Hillary Clinton with someone that will say or do anything to get elected”, he said. But we’re all the same.
CRUZ: “I think the people of Iowa deserve more”.
“They have ruled on it. I wish it was done by the states”, Trump said on Fox.
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One reason for the confidence: A deep belief in their organizing program and the modeling they are using to find their pathway to victory. “We have to. We can not win if we are divided against each other”.
