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“I do not want immigration reform to fail”. “I don’t think he’s a serious candidate”.
It was only during the fifth balloting when Cruz “the Fighter” gained the evangelicals’ 75 percent vote, beating Rubio the “Communicator”, the news outlet said.
On Wednesday night, for example, the Cruz campaign fired off a press release titled, “Marco Rubio’s Trouble With The Truth: Rubio’s Rhetoric Smacked Down By Reality”. “Pretty soon you’re going to be off the end”. Cruz very adamantly said he would never support legalization. He obviously mentioned that at the time because that’s what he wanted. “That’s one of the things you do now in political discourse”.
Dr. Ben Carson and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie each earn nine percent (9%) support, closely followed by former Florida Governor Jeb Bush with seven percent (7%) backing.
Throughout the campaign Senator Rubio has argued that Senator Cruz’s support for the USA Freedom Act, has dangerously limited the program, which was revealed by Edward Snowden. He’s more vulnerable on the issue than Cruz because he backed the path to citizenship, co-wrote the immigration bill and served as its lead proponent to conservatives. But that’s not what he said at the time.
Cruz responded by noting that the letter was authored by not only him, but several other senators.
But again, there’s absolutely no reason for a committee chair, certainly not from the intel committee and certainly not from Cruz’s own party, to say something like that publicly. He said the NSA previously only had access to up to 30 percent of phone numbers under the U.S. Patriot Act. The new program covers almost 100%. “That gives us greater ability to stop acts of terrorism, and he knows that that’s the case”.
Ted Cruz had the support of 17 per cent of likely Republican voters. Bush’s non-answer also came the same day a senior aide admitted the candidate has looked into backing out of a pledge Bush made to back the eventual Republican nominee.
Trump dismissed his rival’s attacks with a wave of his hand saying: “These are people that want to kill us, folks”.
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Friday brought a video in which Bush wished Trump “a happy anniversary” – it’s been seven years since a CNN interview in which Trump praised then-president-elect Barack Obama and his secretary of State-designate, Hillary Clinton.
