Donald Trump is still cruising high at 39 percent, but down 2.4 point from January 11. Sen.
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Jeb Bush really doesn’t like Donald Trump and has made it clear on several occasions, the most recent of which was while he did an interview Thursday on the Hugh Hewitt Show. “Now people mock me with my hair, but it is my hair”, he said at a separate November campaign rally.
It’s a topic that has loomed over the governor’s candidacy: the prospect of being the third consecutive Republican president with the Bush last name.
But it is also conditional good news for Trump, because Bush’s rise is likely to keep the GOP’s establishment candidates fighting each other as the Iowa and New Hampshire votes get closer. “I’m hoping to see him on the campaign trail”. “I know what 43’s poll numbers are in SC”.
“I do have to say that you are full of energy”.
Bush has been tearing into Trump recently over the incident, calling him a “jerk” unprompted late last month in New Hampshire. “The nation needs to know that”, one voter told Bush during the question and answer period. “Everybody is going to be scrutinized, this is not bean bag.in fact, I’ve been around a few cycles, and this is pretty tame so far”. A Quinnipiac University poll out on Monday has Bush at just 3% in Iowa. “Because he disparaged a person who he knew had a disability and made fun of him”.
“I think it’s risky in this world”.
I just envision him in Trump Tower, on the 54th floor, whatever handsome apartment, calls to Fox and Friends, Morning Joe, and morning CNN, sitting there with a great bathrobe and nice slippers and he’s just, he consumes the space.
“As Granite State voters start to firm up their decision, it’s looking more and more unlikely that Trump will be toppled from his perch”. “I don’t respect the first impulse he always has.which is to take rights away from law-abiding citizens, it’s always his first impulse, it’s the impulse of Hillary Clinton as well”. “But he should, if he’s aspiring to the presidency – the dude ought to try to figure out what the nuclear triad is”.
Dyar volunteered for Bush’s campaign after seeing clips of Trump impersonating Serge Kovaleski, the New York Times reporter, according to the Independent Mail newspaper, based in Anderson, South Carolina.
Or, when it came to clarifying his position on Common Core school standards, Bush touted the academic gains of his state, then added that Trump had “absolutely no knowledge how the educational system works”.
The nearest contenders to Trump in New Hampshire are Cruz and John Kasich, who both garnered 14% support, followed by Marco Rubio with 12% and Chris Christie at 8%, according to Monmouth. I’m not bragging, that’s just who I am.
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Rarely does an event go by where someone doesn’t ask Bush about the health of his parents or say something complimentary about his family.
