The 90-second video features clips of Trump during interviews and debates as a version of “Auld Lang Syne” plays in the background. Bush’s campaign tried to fire back, but Twitter is Trump’s domain, and it only served as fuel for the Donald’s fire.
Advertisement
Trump on Clinton, Bush: ‘We view this as war’
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”.
Bush has been on the offensive against Trump, saying in a recent interview that Trump used to be a Democrat and that he wasn’t a “serious candidate” during an appearance on Fox News.
Japan agrees to ‘comfort women’ talks: minister
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.
Before a boisterous crowd in Nashua, Trump lambasted the local paper, calling its publisher a “lowlife”, dug into his fellow candidates and criticized U.S. President Barack Obama to the boos and calls of supporters.
Sydney’s biggest show kicks off global party despite terror fears
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.
‘Well, I think our country does plenty of killing also, Joe, ‘ Trump answered. The feedback come as Bush continues his full assault on Trump over the past several weeks questioning each one little thing from his rival’s seriousness to intellectual prowess.
Trump said he believed Obama would try to use an executive order to repeal Americans’ right to bear arms.
When Trump was asked about it, he first segued into an attack on President Obama over global warming. Forget that. Now, it’s ‘I want my damn selfie.'”3″. ‘Let Syria and ISIS fight’.
Jeb! Bush has learned a thing or two about selfies while on the road campaigning for the Republican 2016 presidential nomination.
Meet the Press host Chuck Todd had asked Trump who he was talking with to get military advice. Bush isn’t going to get anywhere imitating the bullying tactics of Trump; he will succeed only in further sullying his family name.
Bush said people are “legitimately angry with Washington, D.C.” and with Obama, whom he said has “divided the country up in all sorts of disparate parts”.
But a punchier Bush hasn’t necessarily translated into movement in the polls.
Advertisement
Increasingly, Bush has been emphasizing foreign policy and national security, arguing he is the only candidate equipped to defeat the Islamic State.
