Billionaire Donald Trump to Spend Millions on Ads in GOP Race

“I’ll just be clear about this”, Bush said, “Donald Trump is not going to get the nomination, and he’s not going to be president”.

He called her a disaster, and he said politically he’s her worst nightmare. Trump, Bush said, had “stymied” that discussion. Yes, they’re scared, and the job of a president – or a candidate, for that matter – isn’t to scare them more.

“It’s cooler to do it diagonally rather than straight up, remember that, and it’s better to do it higher than lower, because you look skinnier”, he said.

Washington (CNN)Donald Trump said late Thursday night he hopes the next New Year’s he takes a call from the media that he does so from within the White House.

A pro-Bush SuperPAC will still spend $19 million in the first three early states to vote.

Asked about the effect of Trump’s proposed temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States on Republican primary voters, Bush replied, “In a month from now, voters won’t agree with him”.

Trump says that nobody respects women more than he does.

Trump has teased plans to advertise on television in the past, but ad buys have failed to materialize. Not only is Donald Trump a “jerk” in the eyes of Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush, but he’s also “a creature of Barack Obama”.

“I’ll be spending a minimum of $2 million a week, and perhaps substantially more than that”, he told reporters on his campaign plane. It said: “Trump’s commanding lead in SC is indicative of the Republican Party’s decision to campaign using fear and division, since they have no real solutions for how we can grow our middle class and help working families get ahead”. Among other Twitter-barbs thrown at Bush on Thursday morning, Trump wrote that he would feel “sorry” for Bush, but he felt compelled to respond to Bush’s attacks.

“I’m not a conspiracy person”, he said, as several in the crowd declared they believe the theories.

“I see Rubio – the ads, all day long. I mean, it’s a money-making industry”, he said, vowing instead to focus on clean air and drinking water if elected president.

“You have showers where I can’t wash my hair properly”, he said at a rally in Aiken, South Carolina.