“When you have Donald Trump and Marco Rubio repeatedly putting forth fabrications with no evidence, no basis whatsoever just trying to throw mud and attacks… that’s not indicative of candidates running an honest campaign”, he said.
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The Democratic field is already down to two candidates – Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state, and Vermont Sen.
Even in SC, where the Republican presidential primary is scheduled for Saturday Rubio (16.8 per cent) is placed third after Trump (34.5 per cent) and Cruz (17.3 per cent).
Nikki Haley could have stayed on the sidelines ahead of Saturday’s GOP primary in the Palmetto State.
A Bush aide said Haley called Bush to inform him of her plan to endorse Rubio.
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The letter, dated Tuesday from Trump attorney Jeffrey Goldman, threatens legal action over Cruz’s ad that shows a 1999 clip of Trump claiming he would not ban partial-birth abortions, the campaign said. Both have campaigned with Rubio across the state.
Haley said she wanted to endorse a president who “would have the back of our military veterans and those in active duty”, and who is “all about term limits in D.C”.
Moore says SC is a good representation of the republican party nationally and the state’s results could affect the race.
Rubio has also been endorsed by Republican politicians in SC such as Sen. Trump has taken issue with Cruz’s statements about Trump’s supposed support for Obamacare and taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood.
On Tuesday, Haley said Trump represents “everything a governor doesn’t want in a president”. “I’ve said he’s been lying because if you say something that isn’t true and you say it over and over again and you know that it’s not true, there’s no other word for it”, Rubio said of Cruz.
Apparently, Governor Haley has made her final decision and has shared with the world that she is ready to make her endorsement, reports Western Journalism.
At the event, Bush sounded a note of frustration at frequent criticism of his campaign by TV pundits.
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“They want to kill us, they want to kill our country, they want to knock out our cities, and don’t say torture doesn’t work, cause it does”, Trump said.
