First of all, it shows Trump leading Cruz by only five points – well within the range where Cruz’s superior get-out-the-vote effort could make a difference. It worked in Iowa.
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Since TV ads from GOP candidates, super PACs and political nonprofits first began airing in sc, almost half have been negative.
Sen. Ted Cruz’s national spokesman Rick Tyler doubled-down on Friday following accusations that the campaign Photoshopped an image of Florida Sen.
Following some distance behind the front-runners, Florida Sen. He has accused Ted Cruz of lying about his record, and gone after Bush by insulting the legacy of his brother, former President George W. Bush.
Francis said Thursday that Donald Trump is “not Christian” if he intends to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border. For instance, 93% say Clinton has more experience to be president than 73% who say that Sanders does. Voters head to the polls Saturday in a crucial party test.
At at CNN town hall interview in Columbia, South Carolina, Trump was confronted with the meeting, managing only to say, “I could have stated that”, and pointing out he was not a politician at the time.
There’s just one day left until the GOP primary from SC and everybody is trying to predict who will be crowned victor.
Trump said in 2002 he was in favor of invading Iraq in an interview that was resurfaced by Buzzfeed on Thursday. “If Rubio has a better picture of him shaking hands with Barack Obama, I’m happy to swap it out”. Yet moderates on both sides of the aisle like his energy, style and support for strengthening the US military. So yes, SC matters nonetheless.
Although that may be true, the fact of the matter is that no Republican candidate who won two of the first three primary states has ever gone on to lose the nomination. More than 83 percent of Democrats think she has a good chance of winning in November. A Fox News poll released Thursday found Trump was at 32 percent and led his nearest competitor (Cruz at 19 percent) by 13 percent. All of them have especially low ratings among blacks.
The Real Clear Politics average of recent polls, even including the NBC/WSJ poll, had Trump with 33.8 percent, followed by Cruz with 21 percent and Rubio with 16.3 percent.
Trump is the tribune for many of those voters.
Trump called the pope’s remarks “disgraceful”.
“That’s not the case at all”, he said.
“We have not done finished all the work we want to finish here”, 44-year-old said. It encouraged voters to improve turnout by caucusing for Cruz.
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The event was held at the University of South Carolina School of Law. But with poll after poll showing Bush hovering around 10 percent – fighting with John Kasich for fourth place – that looks less and less likely every hour. The notorious shock-jock can be heard asking if Trump would support an invasion of Iraq, to which he replies, “I guess so”.
