People might have different opinions about Donald Trump, but according to an annual survey published Monday by Gallup, the business mogul is the third most admired man in the United States in 2015. Also on the list were the Dalai Lama, former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, and the Rev. Billy Graham, who all tied at 1 percent. “I’m trying to figure out, just ask the guy in the studio, whether a lowlife is better than a crawler or a walker and how he gets around”.
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Is Mr. Christie trying to influence Trump’s voters? He reiterated that such criticism is “fair game” if Hillary Clinton plays the “woman card” in the presidential campaign.
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“You have a very dishonest newspaper up here”.
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“I believe there is probably a more irresponsible newspaper than the one right over there, somewhere in the United States”, Kennedy said during an election-eve visit to Manchester in November 1960. “I know you’re happy he’s up here”, Trump said of Christie, who has staked his campaign on a strong showing in New Hampshire and has been there more often than almost any other candidate.
Even more, Donald Trump said that the taxes in New Jersey and the nine downgrades by Wall Street ratings agencies of the state’s debt are simply the result of Chris Christie bad leadership and that everything started back in 2010, when the Governor took office.
“I don’t call it a hug, I call it a hug mentally”.
The question for Trump has always been whether he can translate the passion of his rallies into votes, a question the surprise national front-runner now appears to be addressing himself as he tries to turn his insurgent campaign into the more nuts-and-bolts operation required to score victories. “I actually thought that Christie was going to vote for Obama based on that little episode”.
“But a day after the event, said McQuaid, Trump said, “‘Dear Joe, your event sucked, everybody said so, they said I was really smart not to do it, and by the way, when you get around to it, please endorse me'”.
The atmosphere of uncritical devotion surrounding Trump, critics say, is at odds with the tough-as-nails image this state has cultivated over the years.
Trump also accused McQuaid of being Christie’s “lapdog”.
Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey, speaks at Elly’s Tea and Coffee House in Muscatine, Iowa. “I’m not going to get into a tit-for-tat with him”. It’s also a failing newspaper.
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During the holiday lull “All I could do was tweet!” he said.
