“If she feels that she wants to do it that way, that’s OK with me“, he said.
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“The moment she chose at Thursday night’s inaugural Republican debate was facing down the Republican front-runner, Donald Trump”. The first was with the 7 who were lowest in the polls, then the main event was the top 10.
Repeatedly asked what he got in return for his donations, Trump said: “With Hillary Clinton, I said be at my wedding and she came to my wedding”.
Of course, it might appear odd to many that the brash, bombastic candidate who so readily criticizes others, calling them “stupid” or worse, might take offense as tough, pointed questioning is directed his way.
Trump, who issued a statement shortly after the debate declaring himself the victor, went on a lengthy Twitter rant early Friday morning blasting moderator Megyn Kelly and Republican pollster Frank Lutz. And by someone, I mean Rick Santorum. Having devoted several days to debate preparation, he came off as scripted in what was his first formal debate in more than a decade. Trump tried to joke at first, saying he was talking about television entertainer Rosie O’Donnell.
Billionaire businessman Donald Trump has zero tolerance for those who attempt to embarrass him and is prepared to retaliate when they do. Mr. Graham is running near the back of the back, while Mr. Trump is leading.
Bush called Trump’s rhetoric “divisive” and said “we’re going to win when we unite people with an optimistic message”.
As for the other candidates, Scott Walker and Mike Huckabee enforced their pro-life credentials, while Jeb Bush said the bar may be higher for him, as he is trying escape his family shadow. If there wasn’t a ceiling to his candidacy in the GOP primaries before, there certainly is now.
The audience were still scratching their heads when Ted Cruz popped up to say what America really needed was its own version of Egyptian strongman Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, which struck some as a bit odd. His act may be wearing thin. “Little @MacMiller, I’m now going to teach you a big boy lesson about lawsuits and finance”.
Facebook already has a tremendous amount of brand recognition, and Fox News’ call for questions allowed it to bring even more interest to the debate, said Rob Gregory, chief revenue officer for digital media company WhoSay, which connects celebrities with brands.
TRUMP: I just don’t think it’s very professional.
Megyn Kelly promised God.
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Marco Rubio said the election shouldn’t be a resume contest. It turns out the penultimate question for each candidate asked if they’d heard any words from the Almighty regarding their candidacy.
