Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum pointed to his own record in Congress, saying “I have a record of accomplishment of being a conservative on everything”. But still tell me the how.
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“Are you going to have a massive deportation force?” she asked. “And not a one of them is as good”. They built a ramp over the wall and the truck was going up and down. The wall was like a highway. We need to. We need to control our border just like people have to control who goes in and out of their house. In particular, he went after Trump about his ideas on how to handle Russian Federation, Syria and ISIS.
And since these debates are not going to be a forum for sorting out the facts from the considerable fictions in a few of the proposed tax plans, it was all good.
When Bush finally had his chance, he facetiously said, ‘Thank you Donald for allowing me to speak at the debate, that’s really nice of you, really appreciate that. That said, he won the exchange with Rand Paul on foreign policy, ably defended his child tax credit, and didn’t have an affirmatively bad moment. I love the expression.
“So people will face ramifications if they don’t leave, if they harbor them?”
Trump maintained that the U.S.is a country of laws, reiterating his proposal to deport all immigrants now in the country. He has faced a series of reports in the past week casting doubt on his stories about his violent outbursts as a youth and a scholarship he said he was offered to the US Military Academy at West Point.
“For the life of me, I don’t know why we have stigmatized vocational education”. We either have a country or we don’t have a country.
“Why would you then bail out rich Wall Street banks, but not mom and pop?” Reporter: But later bush clashed with trump over immigration refusing to support mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. Trump’s plan would cost at least $166 billion, according to analysis from Politico that used experts from the right and left. They don’t even know.
TRUMP: Will people will leave.
BRZEZINSKI: How are you going to pay for this? “They get to stay”.
Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky said income inequality “seems to be worst in cities run by Democrats”. “They moved a million and a half people out”. That’s the way it’s supposed to be. “They can come back, but they have to come back legally”. They can come back, but they have to come back legally.
A hard and fast discussion of economic policy descended into petty insults between the OH governor and The Donald during Tuesday night’s GOP debate.
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“I admire him (Bush) greatly, I have tremendous respect and affection for him as a person”. “That’s like playing Monopoly or something”. “Now, it’s currency manipulation and all of those things that I talked about last night”. The people that like it more than anybody are the Hispanics that are here legally. “Sometimes I think that the Republican candidates forget it’s not just Republicans who are watching these debates”, said Democratic National Committee chairwomen Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, saying the candidates were exposed “pander[ing] to their Tea Party base”. Because he’s talking about his listeners.
