Some like Sen. Rand Paul have tried to rally up a defense against Trump, but he found out that you don’t diss the Donald and get away with it. It’s like Trump has his own comedy writer staff standing by just waiting to give him another comical statement or retort to beat down all his critics and opponents.
Advertisement
Sen. Lindsey Graham (S.C.), Gov. Bobby Jindal (La.), former Govs.
Republican strategists point to several possible reasons for the governor’s decline: A fiercely competitive field, his inability to connect with the party’s conservative base, his staff’s involvement in Bridgegate –even his warmth toward President Barack Obama in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy in 2012.
“The not-so-good news (for Ms. Clinton) is that she is locked in too-close-to-call races with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush“, Mr. Malloy said. Jeb Bush (Fla.) and Rick Perry (Texas), in addition to Christie and Trump.
As for Trump, he doesn’t get what all the hubbub over his remarkable rise is about.
We’re seeking roughly a half dozen undecided Republican readers who’d be willing to share their real-time thoughts on the debate via Twitter as they watch it on TV.
“They love him they usually hate him. Perhaps not a lot”, stated Tim Malloy, assistant director of the ballot, in a information launch. The Democratic poll results are clear. But creeping up there is Joe Biden, who would get 13 percent of the vote without even campaigning.
Hillary Clinton and other phony Democrats, plus the usual liberal crybabies in the media, made faces and agreed that it was “offensive” and “out of line”. I would advise everyone to tune in on August 6th for the first republican debate that is assured to be entertaining for everyone. All others shall be relegated to an earlier occasion that night. Charlie Neibergall/AP Photo Cell phones, chainsaws and “cancer”: Some Republican candidates are pulling out all the stops in an effort to make the cut for the 1st presidential debate just one week from today.
But the annals of American political history are filled with stories of candidates who began the race as long-shots and gained momentum throughout the long and gruelling primary campaign.
Advertisement
The Quinnipiac ballot was carried out from July 23 to 28. It questioned 1,644 registered voters nationally over the last week on potential 2016 presidential match-ups. The ballot has a margin of error of two.four %. And for every step the Democrats take to the left, the Republicans take three steps to the right.
