That stumble has provided Bush with ample fodder on the campaign trail, where the former Florida governor has implied numerous times that Trump was actually getting his advice from “Saturday morning” cartoons.
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Later in his speech, Trump remarked that “the last thing [Clinton] wants in her whole life” is to face him in a general election. Clinton’s public comments came as President Obama was in a re-election campaign making claims al-Qaida was “on the run”.
“Politics first. That’s the Rubio way”, the narrator states at the end.
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In the face of criticism, President Park Geun Hye has launched an all-out campaign to win public support for the deal. China took a different tack, with state media slamming Japan’s long-awaited mea culpa as insincere and insufficient.
Bush said that at the current rate, Social Security reimbursements would likely have to be reduced 25 percent to 30 percent. A focus group of supporters earlier this month found support for the Republican Party presidential front-runner only intensifying with every provocation.
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Samoa was the first nation to see in 2016, with New Zealand the first nation with a sizeable population to celebrate the New Year. New York: Around 1 million people were expected to converge on New York City’s Times Square for the annual celebration.
Not stopping there, Bush went on to say that Trump, a former reality-television star, was taking advantage of “this reality-TV kind of political environment”.
Bush took aim at Clinton’s record as a senator, saying only three minor bills she sponsored ultimately became law, and said her time as secretary of state was “mired in controversy, scandal and failure”.
Donald Trump on June 16 announces he’s running for president in a rambling monologue in which he accuses Mexico of sending “rapists” to the USA, a brash proclamation that upends the Republican race for the nomination and puts immigration policy front and center in the debate.
In this bit of the interview, Bush aims to link Trump with Obama – which, if it were to work, is one of the most toxic things one Republican can do to another during a primary fight.
He said it was “just about the dumbest thing” he had ever heard. “Let me tell you something, when the dust clears and delegates are counted, we’re going to win this campaign”. “It is a requirement that you take one, and I do it with great joy in my heart”. “I have to see what he says”.
He said gun control doesn’t make communities safer and said police need to get a message that they’re supported by elected officials so they don’t get the feeling that doing their jobs “is not worth it'”. They signal a candidate’s level of support among party leaders, and can prod deep-pocketed donors to open their checkbooks.
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Later on Wednesday, Bush’s campaign confirmed they would be redeploying staffers to New Hampshire, a crucial state for the candidate but one where he has always been mired in single digits in the polls. Most surveys show Texas Sen. “I’m at 42, Jeb, and you’re at 3”.
