The rivalry between the two candidates heated up this week, beginning at the CNN-hosted debate in Las Vegas Thursday. He said Bush’s credentials are needed “after seven years of a president who required on-the-job training”.
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KVIA reported that Bush continued that Trump’s repeated insulting of various groups was “deeply discouraging”, and that such rhetoric should be rejected on principle. “I hope you’ll reject it by voting for me, but a guy like that should not be the front-running candidate of our great party”.
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It was Bortles’ 10th touchdown pass in three weeks, the most ever by a Jaguars quarterback ever during a three-game stretch. When you win, everything’s all right. “I feel like we can do this every week if we want to”. “We do too much stupid stuff”.
Bush followed his “jerk” outburst against Trump by telling his audience: “I feel better now”. In New Hampshire, Bush is not letting up on his jabs, partially casting his decision to go after Trump as a move to save the Republican Party.
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On Saturday morning, Bush made an explicit plea to the voters here, asking them for their vote, and for their active involvement in his campaign. “If I don’t get it today, I’m coming back next week. And I’m coming back the week after that and the week after that”. But as Bush engaged repeatedly with Trump in Tuesday’s debate, Kasich largely avoided taking on the real estate mogul. New Hampshire is the second state to vote, on February 9, eight days after the Iowa caucuses.
On Saturday, Bush packed his schedule with four town-hall-style meetings, meant to show his stamina and resolve.
Bush’s name calling came in a New Hampshire event and at the tail end of a week filled with strong words between the front-runner and the former Florida governor, reports CNN.
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Bush isn’t the first GOP presidential candidate to swing at Trump. It’s been a total disaster”, Trump said, adding, “Nobody cares. He also said he was the only one to stand up to Trump’s “chaotic, irresponsible foreign policy at the debate”, while sharing links in his tweets.
