If establishment Republicans think that running negative television advertisements will quell the wave of support for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, Midwest voters say they should think again.
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The ad, which ran in this weekend’s Miami Herald, calls Trump a “narcissistic BULLYionaire” and likens him to dictators Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
Bush is now at 8% in the crucial New Hampshire primary trailing behind Trump, Rubio, Cruz, Carson, Kasich and Christie according to a CNN/WMUR poll.
Later in the letter, New Day For America implied that Garten was breaking the law by using non-campaign stationary to send the letter. Titled “Latinos are Americans”, the 60-second spot highlights the ways in which Latinos have contributed to the “American fabric”. “In the South, that’s a compliment”, said the former Florida governor as he wrapped up remarks at an AARP-sponsored summit at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics. But after hearing Bush, she said she’s now seriously considering him, along with Rubio.
And instead, “personalities and points” are being compared “rather than the thoughtful approach these men and women would give to the extraordinary responsibilities of being president of the United States and commander in chief”. “And Donald Trump is not going to be the Republican nominee”.
Royers said he’s attracted to Bush’s stance on national security. “And if you can’t even say it out loud like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, how can you create a strategy to deal with it?”
New Hampshire is also considered a Trump stronghold and the real estate billionaire has led in every poll of Republican primary voters there since July. Speaking to reporters afterwards, Bush continued his denunciation of Trump’s plan to ban all Muslims entering the country. Charlie Spies, the super PAC’s treasurer, declined to disclose how much Murphy is earning, but said “it is far lower than anything I have seen for a general consultant in his position”. Fact is, Trump was supposed to be one of those people who blow hot in every presidential election cycle and quickly disappear into political obscurity.
Bush’s campaign is not neglecting the youth population. And numerous other GOP candidates spoke out against Trump’s proposed Muslim policy Tuesday as well. His logical campaign web address would be JebBush.com, but that website is now blank.
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Cruz has been repeatedly criticized by more hawkish GOP candidates, in particular Rubio, over his Senate vote to roll back surveillance programs used by the NSA, and Bush has gone after Rubio in the past on his Senate attendance record.
