And Trump, by the way, promised anew he’d stick with the GOP. “I don’t want them using our Internet to take our young, impressionable youth”, he said.
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Questioning the Texas lawmaker about a statement he made during this week’s GOP presidential debate – “I’ve never supported legalization, I do not intend to support it” – Baier brought up purportedly contradictory statements Cruz made in 2013.
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What Sen. Cruz said about immigration reform two years ago does not at all square with what he says now-and so Fox News’ Bret Baier called him out. Rand Paul jumped in to retort that he is “completely wrong”. Whether the policies he advocates are good ideas or not, he doesn’t settle for repeating that the US strategy should be “winning”, and he doesn’t pretend that saying a few magic words will defeat Islamic State.
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Cruz countered by saying that Rubio was spreading “knowingly false” information about his record.
“You’re never going to be president of the United States by insulting your way to the presidency”, Bush told Trump. Let me tell you how you do this, what you do is you enforce the law. This is also known as Mitt Romney’s “self-deportation” immigration position that cost him the Latino vote in 2012, and thus, many argue, the presidency.
But Bush still trails in fifth place in the polls with 5 percent, compared to Trump’s 38 percent, according to the latest Huffington Post survey average.
Instead, the two first-term senators – both Cuban-Americans in their 40s – engaged in lengthy exchanges over their differences on national security and immigration, one of the most contentious issues in the Republican primary.
Trump’s reaction was to remind Bush of the wide gulf between them in preference polls. Trump countered that Bush was only critical because his campaign “is a total disaster. Are you going to change the Constitution?”
It was a debate dominated by the war on terror, and the moderators could not get any candidate to retreat even slightly from their history of tough talk.
Polling at about 3 percent nationally, pundits had low expectations for Bush. “And he gets his foreign policy experience from the shows”. They are serious candidates nominated by the political establishment in these elections. “We need someone that thinks this through, that can lead our country to safety and security”, he said.
A driving factor behind the move was Trump’s proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States, a step that Bush denounced to Trump’s face at the debate. He promoted his own legislation as more appropriate and narrowly focused.
In fact, Cruz’s first appearance on Limbaugh’s show was to criticize the bill, repeating his still go-to message that it would support amnesty while promising border security at a later date.
“That will make people think”, Trump said.
Cruz and Rubio have also been duking it out over the USA Freedom Act, which curtailed the US’ gathering of phone metadata.
Trump’s debate performance was like that of his first four – not particularly splashy. And Trump seems more than happy to engage with Bush.
“I’ve gained great respect for the Republican leadership”, he said.
If Trump is the nominee, he can count of the support of a majority of Florida Republicans.
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But that voice of skepticism about terrorism fears was quickly lost when New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie mentioned a bomb scare that shut down Los Angeles’s enormous school system on Tuesday. “I wouldn’t second guess the superintendent making the decision”. It is as though Nancy Pelosi is still running the House and Harry Reid is still running the Senate.
