Trump boasts he could shoot somebody and still not lose votes

Donald Trump thinks his supporters are so devoted that he could “shoot somebody” on Fifth Avenue without losing any voters.

Trump on Saturday also reprised a line he used against Cruz on Twitter just a day earlier, noting that Cruz “could run for the prime minister of Canada”. It is not a sign of strength when you say that a POW was a loser because they got caught.

And Trump has often cited Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe, who said that although Cruz is generally accepted to be a natural-born citizen, no court has definitively ruled on the question.

Now they are putting their lives on hold to help his presidential bid in Iowa, where Cruz has slowly risen to the top of the Republican field and emerged as the chief rival of billionaire Donald Trump. The polls – they say I have the most loyal people…

“I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose any voters”, he said. Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign, announcing the news Saturday on social media.

Glenn Beck and Brent Bozell, two conservative commentators who endorsed GOP presidential contender Ted Cruz, were among the writers who published essays criticizing Trump.

However, the establishment’s growing acceptance of Trump’s electoral prospects so far hasn’t manifested itself in tangible support for his campaign.

The latest Reuters-Ipsos tracking poll had Trump pulling in 40.6 percent support of Republican voters nationally.

“We need a new George Washington”, said Mr. Beck.

Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley was an introductory speaker at Trump’s Pella event.

“If you just look at history, and if you say that Iowa and New Hampshire come together, and Trump’s ahead in SC, that would look to be hard to reverse that overall”, King said.

“Maybe he should have been roughed up because it was absolutely disgusting what he was doing”, Trump told Fox and Friends in November, after attendees at one of his rallies beat and kicked a black man there to protest the candidate. “I would never do that”, Trump told supporters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, before reconsidering. “John McCain is a hero”, Bush said.