Trump battles criticism from rivals, former campaign aide

Even after threatening Megyn Kelly during the debate and then on Twitter afterwards, Donald Trump is still leading in the polls by double digits.

Kelly’s most recent showcase was alongside fellow Fox News colleagues Bret Baier and Chris Wallace moderating Thursday’s debate with Trump, the current Republican presidential front-runner, and nine other contenders.

Trump, in response to Fiorina’s frequent criticism, told ABC’s “This Week” that she “doesn’t discuss the fact that her tenure at Hewlett Packard was a disaster”. Seems to be some bad blood boiling between the Trumpster and Fox’s tough interrogator, Kelly. “Women understood that comment, and, yes, it is offensive”, she said. “It was a fair question”. 22% said she won the debate, besting Trump, Sen.

RedState host Erick Erickson said in a statement that Trump had violated basic standards of decency, even if his bluntness “resonates with a lot of people“.

“I don’t think vulgarity equates to insight”, Paul told “Fox News Sunday“.

It was unclear what impact the latest Trump controversy will have on his electoral fortunes.

“What I said was perfectly appropriate, there was nothing wrong”.

When Trump balked at that time, they scheduled him for a Saturday evening tailgate, a more informal event that would have kept his remarks shorter.

The US presidential election is scheduled for November 8, 2016.

GOP presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina criticized Trump, telling CBS that women were “really sort of horrified” by his statement and that she had had to contend with similar insinuations during her time in the private sector. I mean, do we want to win? “Do we want to insult 53% of our voters?” the former Florida governor asked. “You ungrateful dog!” he tweeted in 2013 at a rapper who wrote a song titled “Donald Trump“. “That is not how we win elections”. I cherish women. I want to help women.

“Give me a break”, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said in a well-received RedState address, going out of his way to praise Erickson for his action. “With this current direction of the candidacy, I no longer can remain involved in your campaign”, Stone’s letter to Trump says. It was punishment for this zinger he leveled at Kelly Friday on CNN: “There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever”.

“For many years I’ve said that if someone screws you, screw them back”, he wrote in “Trump: How to Get Rich”. “And when I heard him say that, I thought it was awful”. “That’s all I’ll do all day”.

In a reference to gifts that politicians typically log on campaign finance disclosures, Seat said: “What he is achieving is making considerable in-kind contributions to Hillary Clinton through his comments“. “Economic growth is the key”, Kasich said, “but it is important to reach people in the shadows”.

Those who know the real answer to that question are not going to say anything. In appearances on CNN and on CBS’s “Face the Nation”, Fiorina said Trump’s comments called into question his temperament.

So why should they have all the fun?

The flap is just the latest from Trump’s unconventional, insurgent campaign, which has excited many anti-establishment conservatives while confounding party leaders already facing the prospects of a bruising fight among 17 candidates. But his style has become a problem, Hilger said, adding that “Trump is Trump, and he tends to be crass and disrespectful”.

Colby Delaney of Kennesaw, Ga., wears his homemade Donald Trump shirt to the RedState Gathering tailgate party at the College Football Hall of Fame on Saturday. “I think I’m too moderate and reasonable”.

During an interview with ABC’s “This Week”, Trump called women “phenomenal”. “Look, I am going to be very much up on the whole issue of women’s health”.

Gardner said she hopes Trump doesn’t run as an independent in the fall of 2016.