A new CBS News/New York Times poll found Carson has the support of 26 per cent of Republican primary voters, compared to 22 per cent for long-time front-runner Donald Trump.
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“This is a guy who can’t even quote a Bible scripture to someone”, he said in an article in USA Today.
Donald J. Trump attends a campaigns rally In Florida at the Trump National Doral on October 23. “I’ve been told”, Mr. Trump said.
“I don’t get it”, he said.
Carson said in an earlier debate that someone making $10 billion would pay $1 billion in taxes. I don’t know what I did. So that’s [an] unusual stance and I think people will look at that and they’ll look at lots of others things, including what happened in hospitals and what he was working on, and a lot of things I hear.
Dr. Ben Carson has to be feeling good these days.
Beyond the expected battle between Carson and Trump, local political analyst Chris Herstam said Jeb Bush needs to have a great debate because his campaign is in trouble.
“In all honesty I have spent more time looking at Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton than my own field because the thought of either one of them as president scares the trousers off me”, Carroll said.
“I think the tides are finally turning in favor of someone else”, Collins said.
At a town hall meeting in New Hampshire in September, a man asked Trump, “We have training camps growing where they want to kill us. And you know it’s about time Iowa could have a victory and let that person go on to a total victory. OK?” Focusing on the economy, it featured U.S. Sen.
“If you are still standing in May, running smaller or leaner now is going to look very smart”. The one per cent Muslim population of the country is also viewed most negatively of all religions in the eyes of the general public. Two Democrats dropped out last week, former Virginia senator Jim Webb and former Rhode Island governor Lincoln Chafee.
A few experts expect other candidates to take shots at Rubio in the third debate, testing his resolve not to engage in stage fights with other candidates, and instead display his academic knowledge of such things as foreign policy and immigration. Lindsey Graham was in the middle of the pack at 3 percent.
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“Iowa, will you get your numbers up, please?” The political rookies appealing to voter anger with Washington have ceded no ground, and establishment politicians are still waiting for the race to turn their way – and increasingly wondering if it ever will. Meanwhile, other competitors, especially Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Sen. None has gone after Carson more aggressively than billionaire businessman Donald Trump, who has questioned Carson’s energy, policies and religion. But the evangelicals left me down a little bit this last month.
