But privately, some prominent Republicans who had expressed support for Bush have cast doubt on his comeback chances.
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Florida Senator Marco Rubio is in the number 3 spot in the GOP field with 12 percent and Ben Carson at 10 percent.
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“It’s important to stand up against Donald Trump”. And of course, Trump reprised his consistent line of attack against Bush, calling him “weak and low energy”.
According to a campaign statement, Bush will “stand up for conservative principles and American leadership against Trump’s irresponsible proposals and defense of Putin even if the others won’t”.
Yet still, Trump continues to dominate Republican polls, baffling some.
To display his affection for the Granite State, Rubio held two events Monday and two Tuesday, with another one planned Wednesday.
With the Iowa primary just six weeks away, the latest Quinnipiac poll shows the GOP race tightening up with Texas Senator Ted Cruz closing in on frontrunner Donald Trump, who clings to a 28-24% lead.
And she notes that while New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has the momentum after spending more than 50 days in New Hampshire this cycle and racking up endorsements, the race is still wide open. It was clear that all three candidates really wanted to make it a contest of who could criticize Trump the most, and it was all very satisfying.
Thirty-five percent of voters overall said they would be embarrassed to have Mrs. Clinton as president, 33 percent said they would be proud, and 29 percent said neither.
“The idea that he’s actually running for president and insulting people is deeply discouraging, to be honest with you, and I think we should reject that out of hand”.
And voters are talking about Donald Trump – including his.
Bush countered that he was just in the here and now.
What I believe is happening is that [the] citizenship provision is designed, and the White House knows it’s designed, to be a poison pill in the House to torpedo the bill…because they want to campaign in 2014 and 2016, and say, ‘See those Republicans? “My approach, much to the frustration of the media, has been to bear hug both [Trump and Carson], and smother them with love”, Cruz said at a private fundraiser earlier this month, as the New York Times reported.
Bush talked about the work he did in Florida with the state legislature to obtain more money for the state’s disability system.
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“This campaign is built to go the distance, which means apportioning time among all the early states and those that follow, vs. candidates that are putting all the chips on the table to eke out a finish in one state and leverage that and leapfrog to the next one”, said David Oman, an Iowa Republican operative. “Some are different this cycle”. “You cannot insult your way to the presidency, you can’t disparage women, Hispanics, disabled people”.
