Trump Claims He Could Shoot Someone And Not Lose Voters
“Even right now today, Mr. Trump support(s) amnesty”, Cruz said, using the immigration term he usually reserves to attack Florida Sen.
U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at a campaign event in Pella, Iowa, on January 23, 2016.
“I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose any voters”, he said.
“Mr. Trump, at the time, was sending tweets publicly supporting amnesty”, Cruz said at a local pizza shop.
“Can you imagine eye telling hand, “Get lost, I don’t need you” or hearing the head telling the foot, ‘You’re fired, your job has been phased out?'” the reader said in a reference to Trump’s signature phrase when he was the star of “The Apprentice”.
Grassley did not endorse Trump but repeated Trump’s signature phrase, saying that Republicans have a chance to “make America great again”.
During the passing of the peace, when church-goers give each other wishes, Trump received warm greetings from those around him. Trump has advocated barring all Syrian refugees from entering the country because of potential security risks and deporting all of the estimated 11 million people living in the United States illegally.
The “New York Times” reported at the weekend that Bloomberg is uncomfortable with the rise of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, Clinton’s principal Democratic challenger, and of the prospect of real-estate mogul Trump being the Republican nominee. “For no matter how significant you are, it is only because of what you are part of”, the woman speaker said. “I would never do that”, Trump told supporters in Grand Rapids, Michigan, before reconsidering.
Many professional Republicans distain Trump and worry about his long-term effect on the party’s ability to win over general election voters. “And I think the American people do not want to see our nation move toward an oligarchy where billionaires control the political process”, he said. Pierson said he “is definitely going back to Texas in February” for “a trip or two” in advance of the primary although the dates and number of appearances haven’t been determined.
Asked by “Meet The Press” host Chuck Todd on Sunday morning what he thought about the possibility of running against either Trump, Bloomberg or both, Sanders did not demur. “And Michael’s been a friend of mine over the years – perhaps we’re not friends anymore”.
Gov. Chris Christie was tied with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush for sixth place with 4 percent. “John McCain is a hero”, Bush said.