“I mean, we’re reaching a point in our country where you can’t even have your mom show up to campaign for you in New Hampshire?”. Let me tell you why it will never happen again. Regretfully, he acknowledged that he thinks Donald Trump will eventually blow over, but only “by his reelection in 2020”. They came to see the son and brother of former presidents argue for a return to what he calls “regular-order democracy”, and they ate it up.
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich says he will not sit back and “be a marshmallow” and allow his Republican presidential rivals to attack him.
“Now we need someone who believes in the goodness and the greatness of the American people”, he said.
The Republican race is a bit more unpredictable. That’s a highly relative term in 2016, to be sure. “People don’t trust her. But yes, if it’s Marco, I’ll support him”.
“Totally”, he said. “But I’m enjoying it in a different kind of way. We’re going to win for Bush”, Graham said.
“Tonight’s finish – Jeb is back, he’s got a pep in his step, he’s got wind to his back”, Graham said.
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“41 and 43 are well respected, the Bush family has been generations of servants”, Graham told reporters on Tuesday, refering to former presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush. I wish I were still in it, but I’m really impressed with Jeb on so many different issues.
His campaign said the ad is airing statewide beginning Wednesday, but spokeswoman Allie Brandenburger wouldn’t tell DailyMail.com how many days it will be on the air or how much the campaign spent to run it.
“So if their campaign’s concern is defeating Donald Trump, they should probably start making the case against him like we have for the past few months”, Miller said. But any theory of politics or society that ignores the conundrum of the non-discontented middle is inherently flawed.
“I have an agenda that will be the anecdote to the angst that people feel”, Bush added. They were both wearing the “Jeb!” buttons handed out at the door, but he might not get either of their votes.
The Texas senator, who came in first in Iowa and third in New Hampshire, said he’s the only candidate in the crowded GOP nomination fight who will stand against abortion and defend gun rights. “I don’t like that at all”, she said. It’s not about me, it’s not about this campaign, it is about this election.
The group is urging the nation’s 55 million Latinos to “vote for candidates who support our community, and slamming GOP presidential candidates who are “pandering to the anti-immigrant base of the Republican Party that idolizes” Trump”. She would wait till Monday to make her final decision.
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The governor delivered a defiant speech before Granite State supporters, saying said his results were good enough to catapult him to next primary state, South Carolina. Then he took his wife’s arm and headed out into the brilliant winter sunshine, just in time for lunch.
