A look at the first six months of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. “Cruz in his battle with Trump is that voters view him much more favorably than Trump, meaning that the Texas lawmaker may have a higher potential upside”, said Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac poll.
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Among Republicans, 27 percent would vote for Trump, followed closely by Cruz with 22 percent. I don’t think he’s got the right judgment.
Ted Cruz heading into Tuesday’s Republican presidential debate, according to new CNN Poll of Polls averages. The causes will see a decision made on Iowa’s choice of nominee for each party.
Speaking to thousands gathered inside a hotel ballroom, Trump recalled his campaign announcement speech in June.
“It doesn’t make a lot of sense”, Limbaugh told his audience about why Trump would use an “establishment” line of attack. “He’ll never get anything done, and that’s the problem with Ted”, Trump said, according to The Week.
Trump touted his ability to get along with liberals and conservatives and said that was the hallmark of the “world-class businessman” he is. “I have some of the greatest assets anywhere in the world”, Trump said, praising himself, reports CBS News.
And within hours of Trump’s attack Sunday, Cruz responded on Twitter by posting a link to the song “Maniac” from the movie “Flashdance” and writing: “In honor of my friend @realDonaldTrump and good-hearted maniacs everywhere…”
Not only does a poll show Texas Sen. Rick Santorum, South Carolina Sen.
More results from the new NBC/WSJ poll will be released later on Monday, December 14.
The Real Clear Politics average of polls for Iowa put Cruz solidly in the lead there as of last week.
Trump even took one of his common criticisms of Jeb Bush and applied it instead to the Democrats’ top candidate: “By the way, Hillary’s low-energy”.
Bush is also looking for a comeback, after being considered the presumptive frontrunner early in the election cycle.
Ed Rogers, a Republican lobbyist and veteran strategist, also prefers Cruz to Trump.
The poll found several other candidates’ support growing since October, but they were still far behind Trump. Sen.
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The latest Monmouth University Poll finds Donald Trump building a commanding national lead in the race for the Republican nomination. It has a margin of error of 5 percentage points.
