Fox News Channel said on Thursday that Trump had demanded a five million-dollar contribution to his charities in order to appear in the debate. Clinton and Trump remain in front nationally when their respective partisans are asked who will win each party’s nomination, but they also rank first for electability.
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“You know, look, the man has spent a hundred million on ads, he’s working very hard”, Trump said. “Get up and vote. i will get rid of your depression”.
“I must warn you to be careful, Mr. Trump, in the past when you’ve turned against a woman that way she ends up with half your assets”, Colbert said and smiled.
Republicans Donald Trump and Ted Cruz on Sunday tried to temper expectations on how they will do in the first US presidential nominating contest in Iowa on Monday, reflecting unease about the unpredictability of the race in the state. “I will never do anything that makes you cringe and say …”
Cruz campaign manager Jeff Roe announced the cash-on-hand figure during a media breakfast hosted by Bloomberg Politics Friday morning. Trump’s rivals, Cruz, Rubio, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, all planned a full day of campaigning in the state. But, wait a minute…Donald Trump was absent from the last Republican debate on Thursday.
Hundreds of voters are awaiting Trump’s arrival in Nashua, New Hampshire on Friday, for a rally scheduled less than 12 hours after the Fox News debate he opted to skip, claiming he was treated unfairly by the network at their August debate. We’re leading in the Iowa polls. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent who’s eaten into Clinton’s once-formidable lead, had 42 percent. “How does Wall Street get away with it?”
Cruz was born in Canada to a Cuban father and an American mother, who were both living legally in Canada at the time, making him an American citizen by birth.
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The two senators engaged in a lengthy debate on immigration, one of the most contentious issues among Republicans. It also pulled in 3.5 million viewers in the advertiser-friendly demo of adults aged 25-54, according to Early Nielsen Research.
