After his Super Tuesday success in seven states, there is an increasing air of inevitability about Mr Trump securing the nomination and a growing sense of chaos in the Republican party. “You can’t trust them”. Ted Cruz to claim the Republican nomination although he’s trailing businessman Donald Trump in delegate votes and has a narrow path to the nomination.
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“I guarantee you there’s no problem”, Trump said to howls from the audience at the Fox debate.
The billionaire will be joined by Florida Sen.
“Look at those hands”, Trump said. But the time came when Donald Trump’s outrage had reached such a level that I simply had to speak out.
“This campaign, for the past year – Donald Trump has basically mocked everybody with personal stacks”, Rubio said.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich made it unanimous. “Sometimes, he makes it a little bit hard, but, you know, I will support whoever is the Republican nominee for president”.
Mr Trump was joined on stage at the Fox Theatre by his three remaining rivals, Rubio, Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich. “And frankly, had I heard him say the things I’ve hear him say now, I wouldn’t have welcomed his endorsement”. “The answer is, yes I will”, he said. “Throughout this campaign, I have talked about issues”. That was an election that should have been won by the Republicans.
Rubio, seemingly amused by the new nickname he’s earned, accused Trump of being incapable of having a substantive policy debate. “They are coming for him and against him”.
“If we nominate Donald, we’re going to spend the spring, the fall, and the summer with the Republican nominee facing a fraud trial”, he said.
I haven’t said this in a long time: Mitt happens! “Let’s see who’s right”. Although, technically he did have more votes than Trump in Minnesota.
“Sometimes you ask for more than you want and you negotiate down to the point. Don’t think about it, just gather up the whole gang, the family, get Tagg and Blitt and Guff and Tupp, strap the dog to the top of the auto and head to the convention in Cleveland, please!”
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Rarely has a presidential candidates’ debate so closely reflected the overall state of the race as the 11th Republican gabfest held in Detroit tonight.
