Marco Rubio on the contentious issue of illegal immigration – featuring people at a faux “self help” session lamenting their past support of the Florida senator.
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In a state where Christie had invested the bulk of his resources, his lackluster finish in New Hampshire was effectively the nail in the coffin for his presidential aspirations, Mashable reports. It is torn between activists enraged by President Barack Obama and eager for the bald confrontation promised by Mr Trump and Mr Cruz, and party leaders hungry to take back the White House and considering candidates such as Mr Rubio and Mr Jeb Bush. March 15th states I think are the most important, because they’re when the victor take all states start in the Republican side.
Since 1952, the primary has been a major testing ground for candidates for the Republican and Democratic nominations.
As he shifts his attention to South Carolina’s February 20 contest, the 44-year-old freshman senator wants voters to know he’s learned an important lesson from his experience in New Hampshire.
His victory in New Hampshire, along with that of Mr Sanders, is testament to the large number of Americans upset at United States economic conditions and who are prepared to send a shockwave to Washington.
“Well I’m not going to let somebody pound me”. Now, the bare minimum goal is to avoid an embarrassment in SC, where his moderate brand isn’t expected to sell so well, though his top strategist said today the campaign bought TV ads in the state thanks to a robust round of fundraising.
After clips of the focus group aired on MSNBC Thursday morning, Trump demanded an apology, saying that he was being unfairly criticized: “I never said the word, left an open blank”.
Bush will make a stand in SC, where his campaign has been entrenched for months.
“If conservatism is your bag, if conservatism is the dominating factor in how you vote, there is no other choice for you in this campaign than Ted Cruz, because you are exactly right: This is the closest in our lifetimes we have ever been to Ronald Reagan”, Limbaugh said. On Wednesday his voice was heard on a radio ad in SC. Lindsey Graham. Following relatively weak performances in Iowa and New Hampshire, Bush is looking to rebound in SC, but the poll suggests his momentum has been blunted, showing his support falling to 10.9 percent.
Donald Trump says he talked with Chris Christie a “little bit” about the New Jersey governor dropping out of the race for the GOP presidential nomination.
Cruz, challenging Trump for prominence in the anti-establishment far-right lane, highlighted their “glaring differences” during an appearance in SC.
He adds: “I’d like to see a lot of people drop out”.
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“We’ll have a debate on Saturday”.
