In November, when he appeared on ABC’s “This Week”, Trump was asked about the guerilla effort undertaken by operatives within the Republican party to derail Trump’s candidacy.
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After arguing that Clinton was too low-energy and weak to win the war on terrorism, Trump briefly praised ISIS for their high energy and toughness. In the document, the organization imagines Trump getting the nod and advises candidates how they can adapt to running on the same ballot.
Back in October, during a speech in Reno, Nevada, Trump had said he believes Obama “hates Israel” and that the US President’s Iran nuclear agreement put Israel “in such a massive amount of trouble”. They shared the memo confidentially with trusted Republican advisors in September.
A leaked memo from a top Republican campaign strategist reveals the depth of the party’s concern over the possibility that Donald Trump will become the party’s presidential nominee, suggesting that at least some officials see that as a threat to control of the Senate. For all the hysteria about Sanders’ “socialist” agenda, he’s still a safer alternative to the Republican candidates, as virtually every poll confirms. But the Republican presidential candidate says he has doubts about each side’s commitment to the peace process.
The Quinnipiac poll, and other similar polls, provide strong data-based support for the case that progressive populism, not conservatism, is the wave of the future that Americans prefer if given the choice.
“When it started, they were skeptical, and you could feel the room warming to him”, noted conservative Gary Bauer told The Washington Post.
Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are battling over the Renewable Fuel Standard in Iowa, NBC’s Vaughn Hillyard reports.
Trump garners 27% of Republican support nationwide in the Quinnipiac University poll that also saw fellow political outsider Ben Carson losing ground. And now, Trump has taken the idea even farther, he added.
This doesn’t mean the GOP will urge all its candidates to push a classy, huge wall along the border, paid for by Mexico, if Trump wins.
“Spending full time attacking our own nominee will ensure that the GOP vote is depressed”.
At the same time the memo isn’t entirely complimentary of Trump.
It is interesting to note that in the last decade of elections, every candidate arrived at the general election viewed favorably by more than 55% of United States voters.
-58% of Trump voters think thousands of Arabs in New Jersey celebrated the attacks of 9/11 to only 12% who don’t think that happened.
This news comes less than two weeks after Trump would not rule out mounting an independent bid for president if he isn’t “treated fairly”.
“I would say 75 percent are undecided at this point”, Lewis Eisenberg, the finance chairman of the Republican National Committee, said in an interview with Bloomberg Politics’ Mark Halperin.
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“I would say he’s hurt more people than he’s helped in business”, he said. “All I want to do is [have] a level playing field”.
