Rubio attacks Republican rivals in New Hampshire

“There is a very good possibility that the Republican primary will be decided by the end of March”, Sen. “We’ve got to get smart fast – or else we won’t have a country”, he was quoted as saying. The truth show show star made a reputation by firing people, still how will he react if voters select to show him the door? “But I applaud the steps that the party has taken to try to broaden the universe of caucus participants”.

Christie did not mention Trump by name, but explicitly used the term “carnival barker” to describe a candidate in the race-employing a term used by President Obama to describe the billionaire in 2011.

For Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.), and Bush, as well as Gov. Christie and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, that likely means lighting the match with a strong finish in Iowa, then igniting their bid with a win in New Hampshire.

The airwaves are becoming saturated and the roads in Iowa and New Hampshire will be jampacked as candidates make last-ditch efforts to win the GOP nomination for the presidency.

In this batch, a staffer and an ambassador both gush about Clinton’s daughter, Chelsea (which, with any luck, will land them sweet jobs in Hillary’s hypothetical State Department beginning in 2017). On the other hand, Iowa is just one state in the country. In this photo taken December 23, 2015, Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz speaks in Oklahoma City.

“We’re very proud of them”, he said.

Trump leads national public opinion polls of the 12 Republicans seeking their party’s presidential nomination, although he is trailing in some state polls.

Trump told the Washington Post that he hopes that the ad, and others in production, can sway undecided voters.

“Honestly, I don’t know”. Bush also has targeted Trump.

First, however, Rubio would have to actually win the nomination, and for all his skill as a politician, the path to that goal has proved elusive.

In the Republican race, such filtering has a conservative bias.

Yet, following his comments, Trump cleared 40 percent support among Republican primary voters for the first time and came out of the most recent Republican primary debate still considered the frontrunner.

It’s been easy to forget during his long reign atop the polls, but Iowa will be the first election in which Trump has ever stood. And how will Trump respond if he loses? He is a talented retail campaigner, which plays well in Iowa and New Hampshire. “On the ninth, you’ve got to get out there and you’ve got to vote”, Trump told supporters in Nashua, referring to the February 9 date of the New Hampshire primary.

“When you’ve got people walking through the door”.

“He’s the adult in the room right now”, Rausch said.

“It’s… OK to be hopeful as you are delivering the message of conservativism”.

Halle is Clinton’s caucus director and a veteran of Obama’s first Iowa caucus campaign and campaigns in Missouri, North Carolina and Virginia. Ted Cruz, who has built an advantage in Iowa, will those won over in 2015 by Trump’s celebrity and unvarnished approach back him in New Hampshire?

O’Malley cast himself as a true blue Democrat during his remarks, a way of striking a contrast with Sanders, who is a Democratic Socialist, and Hillary Clinton, who switched from being a Republican to being a Democrat while she was in college. Her team is taking nothing for granted since she trails Sanders in the next contest in New Hampshire.