Donald Trump: Even cheating spouse shouldn’t stop Iowa caucus-goers

‘Probably more than any room I’ve ever spoken to’. Having spent a little more than $200,000 on television ads, Trump nonetheless leads the field. Three times a week, we will go beyond the mainstream media’s “pack” coverage of politics to highlight the underreported aspects of how politics and policy affect you and the people you care about.

“A lot will have to do with Israel and whether or not Israel wants to make the deal – whether or not Israel’s willing to sacrifice certain things”, Trump declared. Nobody else is even close.

Johnson connects that moment to today’s fight with ISIS – and to the Syrian refugees hoping to settle in the U.S. The groups said they were protesting Trump’s “disparaging comments about people of color and women”. One day, Trump was up a round, and Carson was up in the next.

“He has the business experience which we desperately need in the White House today, and most importantly, he has the courage and guts to make America great”, he said.

‘Trump will probably sell mints, ‘ they then added.

Republicans are divided in their views toward Trump.

Trump gets 27 per cent of Republican voters, with 17 per cent for Rubio, 16 per cent each for Carson and Cruz of Texas and five per cent for Bush. “We believe in free enterprise”.

‘But we understand that they could be interpreted that way.

“Should we give him a parachute or not?”

Among Republicans without college degrees, Trump had 46 percent to 12 percent for Cruz, 11 percent for Carson and 8 percent for Rubio.

But Trump was outright booed by the audience after he would not endorse Jerusalem as Israel’s undivided capital.

“I’m so excited about him, I just can’t even tell you!”

And the candidate also received flack, including from his peers, when he questioned Israel’s devotion to peace in the Palestinian conflict. I’m as guilty as anyone else – and maybe more; I don’t just read about the polls, I write about them.

All other candidates have the support of less than 5 percent of Republican voters.

He lauded Israel for being “on the frontlines of our civilizational struggle against radical, apocalyptic Islam”.

And Mike Huckabee seemed to target Trump when he mentioned that some in his party support what he called the “head-scratching” proposal that Mideast peace is possible only if Israel and the Palestinians both come to the table.

“He’s – I guess I don’t want to say he’s a man’s man, but he is”, Tony declared.

Such a lack of trust, according to the latest Quinnipiac University poll, might be astonishing if we were not already accustomed to hearing about it – about our politicians in general and about these two candidates in particular. There’s evidence, for example, that some New Hampshire voters wait to see how the Iowa caucuses turn out before they decide.

‘There’s plenty of evidence of Israel’s repeated attempts at peace, ‘ he said.

In another example, Carson tried to challenge Trump’s claim that he was a “low-energy” candidate by recalling how he nearly stabbed a classmate in “pathological anger” that was only stopped by the boy’s belt buckle. He should know better, and probably does’. Friday brought a rally in North Carolina.

“A gun free zone is like meat to these animals”, Donald Trump said, referring to bad guys. “Poll numbers go up and down, they have been since the beginning and they will continue to do so….”

Here’s some good news for Donald Trump fans: History is now on his side.