The raucous field of Republican presidential candidates hustled back before voters Friday, hoping to build on momentum from their first meeting of the 2016 campaign, clean up any debate-night messes or just get back to work persuading voters. His startling declaration left his onstage rivals scrambling to compete for attention the rest of the night. He made news by refusing to rule out a third-party bid and then, when asked about his view of women, taking a jab at Kelly. One thing is certain: our candidates all offer a better vision for the future than Hillary Clinton. They also assailed President Barack Obama and his nuclear deal with Iran. Jeb Bush trekked first to New Hampshire, the leadoff primary state.
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“Mr. Trump’s language is divisive”, Bush said.
He said, in exchange, he demanded Hillary Clinton “be at my wedding”, and so she attended.
It was a quiet night for the governor from Wisconsin but his campaign says it wasn’t a bad one.
“People are frustrated”, Rubio said.
Trump in particular has pushed the issue of immigration throughout the summer. “You never know how that stuff is going to play out”, said Mook.
For now, even most official public opinion polls also put Trump in the lead in the Republican field. While Clinton wants to stifle innovation, Republicans want to empower entrepreneurs young and old to discover new ways to improve the lives of American families.
It’s only the first Republican debate. No Republican has ever won the presidency without winning Ohio. He once again exposed himself as someone whose character disqualifies him as president of the United States.
“You know, America is a miracle country”, Kasich said, responding to the question of how he would defeat Hillary Clinton.
Rand Paul, however, laced into Trump for not committing to the GOP run.
“Jeb and I are not just renewing an American tradition of bipartisanship. Get a warrant!” Paul said. CNN said Fiorina – who is now at one to two percent in the polls – demonstrated “a sharp knowledge of the issues as she stood shoulder to shoulder on a stage of former and current U.S. senators and governors”. [Trump is] already hedging his bet on the Clintons, OK? Marco Rubio’s statement that he would not allow abortions under any circumstances, denying that he supported exceptions for pregnancies caused by rape or incest. He said the election “cannot be a resume competition”.
“He maybe exceeded expectations on foreign policy questions and for him that has to look good“, Skelley said.
Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry noted that he’d been relegated to the pre-debate debate for the seven candidates who failed to qualify for the main event.
At the junior varsity event, only one candidate launched herself like a new Apple product – former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina.
“Well, I’m a natural negotiator and I like leverage, to be honest with you“, Trump told hosts Mika Brzezinski and Willie Geist on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”. “I would ask her why she declared victory in Iraq in 2011″.
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Losers: Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee appeared to fade into the background for much of the debate, and though they had entertaining moments, did little to advance their campaigns for the White House. She was in Hollywood posing for selfies with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West and raising money from Tom Hanks and Usher at a fundraiser at the home of Justin Beiber’s producer.
