“Of all the people running, he seems to be the one who can solve the problems”, she adds.
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“The one thing I know for sure is that he absolutely is 100 percent pro-American and he loves this country and wants to restore it to greatness”, Kremer said of Trump. Take that, Donald! Heilemann said he would like to see the Bush campaign “unleash” Barbara on Trump, saying she “might be the one best able to stand up to him”.
Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum also spoke, highlighting his appearance in an Islamic State magazine as proof he’s the most-feared candidate.
“There is this question of, ‘When are the adults going to come in and change the race?’ I think the adults are at the table”.
“The two front-runners aren’t anywhere near the top of my list [or] on the top of any list of anyone I’ve talked to”, VanderSloot said. In May, as the crowded field began taking shape, Bush said he had no plans to run from his family name, even as he asserted “I’m my own man”. “I think that’s fantastic.”, said Rubio during his speech, in a hotel ballroom south of Nashua’s downtown, quoted by CNN. “I admit to being prejudiced, as I am his mother”.
Asked by reporters about the video before it was made public Thursday, Jeb Bush said “all advertising hopefully accomplishes people moving toward your cause”. After donating to several campaigns, including Bush’s and a super PAC supporting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker before he dropped out of the race in the fall, Catsimatidis says he’s now talking up Trump, a longtime friend, in conversations with other big money donors.
The former Florida first lady has always been known as a bit of a media recluse, shying away from the pageantry of politics, preferring projects such as working with victims of domestic violence. Ted Cruz, who is neck-and-neck with Trump in first-to-nominate Iowa and rising in New Hampshire.
Bush has tried to shift that momentum upward by attacking Trump on a variety of issues, but nothing seems to be working for the Floridian’s campaign.
Jeb Bush is a fine candidate, out of “all the people running”? “That’s not strength. That’s just real insecurity and real weakness”.
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That’s just what the Republican candidates tried to do yesterday at the daylong event dubbed the First in the Nation Presidential Town Hall – where Trump and Cruz were conspicuously absent – by hashing out their plans to unravel President Obama’s executive orders and take down ISIS.
