Trump campaign stops in Sarasota

Carson really never caught on there the way he did for a while in Iowa and the only other person who seems able to seriously challenge Trump there is Romney.

Trump on Saturday said he meant no harm, and continued to stress he did not intentionally mock the reporter.

More than 4,500 supporters filled Robarts Arena, and hundreds if not thousands more lined the streets outside in an nearly circus-like atmosphere. After the Trump helicopter landed, he first spoke to the crowd outside, calling for a half-dozen “beautiful children” to hop aboard for a ride. Jeb Bush follows with 7 percent of the Republicans’ vote. His rally in Sarasota is one of many scheduled across the country. Typically, elected politicians would be clamoring to appear near or alongside a presidential frontrunner.

He also said he gives “tens and tens of millions of dollars” to Americans with disabilities and that he “cherishes” them. The drama between the two commenced when Trump sought to defend earlier claims that during the attacks of September 11, he saw “thousands and thousands” of people in New Jersey cheering all the carnage brought on by the collapse of the World Trade Center. PolitiFact rated it trousers on Fire.

To back up his claims of seeing spectators celebrate 9/11, Trump last week cited a 2001 Washington Post article about authorities detaining people who had celebrated the attack on rooftops with views of the site.

“Worldwide, the Muslims were absolutely going wild”, the real-estate mogul said at a campaign rally in Sarasota, Fla. Ben Carson also fell, but he is still in second place with 15 percent.

“Don’t hurt the person”. Not only was this disgusting, but perhaps many Republicans feel it was not very presidential.

“He’s honest, he tells it the way it is”. He’s using his own money.

Though it’s just one poll that shows voters don’t like him as much as they used to over the past few months, it is definitely a step in the right direction.

Even so, some observers say the verbal attacks risk alienating larger segments of voters, particularly other immigrants anxious they could be next. He ripped Bush for supporting the Common Core education accountability program adopted by most states.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Texas Sen.

Elephants are the mascot of the Republican Party, and Trump is seeking the party’s nomination for president in 2016.

Sarasota retiree Joanne DeFrusco likes the strength Trump projects. “We are going to be strong again”. “And so numerous candidates don’t have the stuff to do the job that needs to be done”.

Connie Wehrkamp, who has moved from state employment under Gov. Kasich to his presidential campaign team, tried to keep distance from Cullen but her explanation only links Mr. Cullen to Camp Kasich only fortifies the belief that they are working together.

“I’ve got the best business people”. He says 6,000 people have showed up. “They have no idea”. Ms. Hoyt paused and scratched her head before adding, “At least I think he did”.