Businesswoman Carly Fiorina and former NY Gov. George Pataki each got a vote.
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Mirroring national primary polls, Clinton and Trump also took the top marks in the Reuters/Ipsos survey when looking at just voters from their own party.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz: 4.
Of those who watched the last GOP debate, 36 percent said Mr. Rubio did the best job, followed by Mr. Cruz at 16 percent, Mr. Trump at 9 percent and Mr. Carson at 7 percent.
Nearly immediately after the six coordinated attacks on Paris late last Friday night, many Republican presidential candidates chose to stray from their usual talking points to sharply criticize the Obama administration’s plan to accept Syrian refugees into the country.
“I’ll tell you what I’ll bring to the table: the fact that I’ve won in a blue state, that I’ve won in a state that has 750,000 more Democrats than Republicans…”
The former president, according to a source close to the campaign, stressed that the race is a fluid contest and argued that the “winner is going to be the person who is steadiest under fire, who has had the executive experience necessary to make tough decisions”. About 2 percent are single men of combat age.
“We are glad any time a republican candidate understands the importance of OH”, Cramer said. Conducted just after the Paris attacks, it also suggests Republican voters are split on how to deal with ISIS. I’m not going to do that.
The Republican outsiders have been getting a pass on their limited grasp of foreign policy in the presidential campaign.
About one-fifth of Democratic superdelegates who answered the survey said they believe Bush, who is fighting to stem a slide in GOP polls, could bounce back and pose a threat to Clinton, given his name recognition and early fundraising.
Twenty-six percent said Mr. Kasich did the worst job – the highest percentage for any candidate. “The victor is going to be somebody who can appeal beyond the kind (of) narrowness of a few of the politics of today”.
The AP results come as Clinton is solidifying her support among the superdelegates. With the assistance and full support of the Alabama Legislature, one of the most significant things we have done in the Secretary of State’s Office is change the primary date to March 1. Bernie Sanders by a 66 percent to 22 percent margin.
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Republicans have used a lot of heated rhetoric about President Obama’s policies, but Donald Trump is taking it to a new level with fighting words launched in the direction of the Commander-in-Chief. Dean, like Trump, was a passionate, populist politician with an enthusiastic following.
