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Trump says he could ‘shoot somebody’ and not lose supporters
Glenn Beck, founder of The Blaze and host radio and TV programs, was in Iowa Saturday to endorse Cruz and Beck urged Iowans to reject Cruz’s primary competitor. Florida Senator Marco Rubio follows with 14 percent.
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Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani told The Washington Post that he preferred Trump to Cruz.
Having angered veterans with his quip at Mr McCain’s expense, Mr Trump caused outrage when he mocked a disabled newspaper reporter, Serge Kovaleski, who suffers from a congenital joint condition. “Donald Trump is a menace to American conservatism who would take the work of generations and trample it underfoot on behalf of a populism as heedless and crude as The Donald himself”, the magazine states, according to CNN. “It’s probably not a good idea for him to do that, and I would not recommend that he do it but you know … that’s Donald”. “I’ve got Sarah Palin”.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
And one drive north later, in a pizza shop not far from here in Dike, Cruz continued to remind voters how close comprehensive immigration bill came to passing both houses of Congress, raising the stakes for Trump’s decision then to not protest it.
“We love you, too, man”, Trump said. “There’s so much at stake for us in America”.
“We believe that Mr. Trump has demonstrated that he can push back against the mainstream media, end political correctness and free black communities from the destructive grip of socialist Democrats”. But when asked to clarify his comments after the rally, he refused to comment.
Fueled by a deep anti-Washington energy from the start of his unlikely presidential campaign, Trump has nonetheless indicated recently that he is open to bridging divisions between the GOP’s activist wing and party leaders in Washington. On Twitter, he remarked on the rally, saying, “Just left Sioux Center, Iowa”.
The six-term senator urged Trump supporters to keep up the energy they showed at rallies throughout the state and turn out to caucus next week for Republicans. We’re hearing from his aides at every event.
The closed Iowa caucuses are February 1 and the New Hampshire primary election is February 9.
The latest Reuters-Ipsos tracking poll had Trump pulling in 40.6 percent support of Republican voters nationally.
“Our hope, however, does not rest exclusively on his ability to welcome new people to the party”.
But it’s not enough to be a charismatic and successful businessman, she said. “In two meetings with the editorial board, the whip-smart senator displayed an impressive grasp of public policy detail, reeling off four-point plans on foreign policy and other issues”. The Des Moines Register endorsed him Saturday as its choice in the Republican race, backing Hillary Clinton in the Democratic contest. Bernard Sanders of Vermont. He also referred to fellow Republican candidates as “soft”, criticising their small numbers of supporters. That is why I’m endorsing Sen. Barack Obama of IL and former Sen.
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Cruz and Carson have each made direct appeals to pastors within the evangelical community, with Carson frequently speaking at evangelical churches during Sunday services – events not advertised by his campaign staff. Cruz even launched an Iowa initiative in which he sought an endorsement from a pastor in each of Iowa’s 99 counties, an evangelical version of a “Full Grassley”.