Cruz’s remarks happened in the midst of a fierce battle with businessman Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Jeb Bush’s endorsement could help open up a network of donors who powered the Florida governor’s campaign to shatter presidential fundraising records, as well as offer Cruz additional validation with Republican elites whose relationships with the Texas senator have alternated between frigid and icy.
“Today, I am endorsing Ted Cruz for President”, said Bush.
“This is not an isolated incident”. “New Yorkers saw firsthand the tragic consequences of radical Islamic terrorism”.
When pressed by reporters, the Cruz campaign offered no clarification as to how neighborhoods would be patrolled and secured.
“He took it down and he knocked it out and that was a bad mistake”, said Trump, adding, “We can be nice about it and we can be politically correct about it, but we’re being fools, OK?”
“But we have a real problem and people don’t have any idea what’s going on”.
“If they could expand the laws, I would do a lot more than waterboarding”. And the statements he made today is why he’s not going to become president of the country, because we don’t need a president that doesn’t respect the values that form the foundation of this country.
“Donald Trump’s latest comments are absurd and offensive and clearly show he lacks the temperament and reasoned decision-making we expect from our commander-in-chief”, said DNC national press secretary Mark Paustenbach.
The Republican hopeful called on law enforcement to “patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods” while also stating that the New York Police Department should bring back their special unit devoted to the surveillance of Muslim communities in the city.
Cruz is a disgrace alleged, DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said they will be more effective in defeating radical Jihadism and defeating ISIS and the other ISIS terrorism groups if they have coalitions with nations that are predominantly Muslim. Donald, if you try to attack Heidi, you’re more of a coward than I thought.
(AP Photo/Jeff Karoub). Kebba Kah, 46, poses for a photo outside the American Muslim Center before evening prayers on Tuesday, March 22, 2016, in Dearborn, Mich. Kah, who came to the US from Gambia in 1995, said the bombings in Brussels were “a very…”
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Almost 35 people were killed and over 200 injured yesterday twin bomb attacks that ripped through Brussels airport and a metro train, the latest attacks claimed by the dreaded Islamic State militant group to rock Europe.
