“We like and admire Marco, but as individuals who have personally witnessed the leadership of both candidates, we are unequivocal in our belief that Governor Bush is the best choice to be our next president”, the speakers say.
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That means Bush and his allies spent more than $2,800 per vote.
The New Hampshire rivalries figure to be on prominent display Saturday when the candidates debate for the final time before voters weigh in on February 9. Ted Cruz, spent less than $250 on every vote received.
Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad, who has withheld endorsing a candidate this year, was on hand to encourage caucus-goers to consider Bush.
That may seem like wishful thinking, but it’s not totally outside the realm of the possible, said Dickinson.
“Iowa was not his terrain – social conservatives have emerged victorious and overperformed the polls in the last two contests”, Dickinson said.
While Trump’s lead in Iowa didn’t hold up on caucus night, New Hampshire is more fertile territory for him in terms of disaffected voters and a less evangelical electorate. “New Hampshire voters reset elections, and you do it in an extraordinary fashion”, he stated. Trump finished second in Iowa, several percentage points behind Cruz. Marco Rubio came in third place in a caucus state, and we are all supposed to bow out.
Kasich says in Durham, New Hampshire, that it “an’t that great” for one person to be able to contribute $10 million to support a specific candidate.
A spokesman for Right to Rise not only denied being behind the fliers, but accused Rubio’s camp of trying to make a rival look bad.
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In Des Moines and need some quick money…apparently Jeb Bush will pay you to listen to him.
