Billionaire Trump to spend millions on ads in GOP race

“You’re not seeing much from the party leadership”, said Paladino to WBFO during an interview in his downtown Buffalo office.

It all comes as Trump is kicking off a busy week of campaign rallies, beginning last night (Dec 28) in New Hampshire.

“Before, they figured: ‘We’ll wait until it’s our turn.’ I don’t get the sense that people are doing that now”, she said of states like SC.

Fox News analyst Howard Kurtz reports the first spots will focus on key issues – unless they veer into responses to any negative ads from GOP presidential primary rivals.

Previously, Trump has said that the word is “not vulgar”, but Clinton’s team has previously decried the “degrading language” directed at the Democratic frontrunner.

Trump supporters said that the new requirement would affect their favorite candidate the most since his out-of-the-ordinary approach and anti-governmental attitude lured voters that are disappointed with the establishment’s candidates. New Hampshire votes eight days later, followed by SC and then Nevada.

Whether Trump voters will actually vote remains an open question. One-third of Trump’s campaign coffers have been self-financed.

“It’s disingenuous for anyone to say endorsements will bring a wide swath of support”, said Tim Albrecht, an Iowa Republican strategist whose firm is working for Jeb Bush.

Thomas Zajac, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Air Force now living in Merrimack, said Trump reminds him of Moses from the movie “The Ten Commandments”, standing in the Red Sea.

Trump seemed equally as peeved at Christie as he was at McQuaid.

The primary system is complicated and success in the Iowa caucus on February 1 for Mr Trump and Mrs Clinton will see them handily placed to gather the momentum needed to secure them the necessary voter support. Even now most believe that the project must inevitably wither and die, that despite his persistent lead in the polls the chances of Trump winning the Republican nomination are tiny. “He’s supposed to be running the state”. It looks like either Rubio or Christie will emerge as a strong contender from New Hampshire – but probably not both.

Republican presidential runner Donald Trump will be the next to rule White House despite all odds “if it is to count media mentions instead of ballots” as he remains media’s favourite guy since he started presidential campaign.

“There’s a big movement to put you at the back of the pack or in the middle of the pack”, he added.

“I invite you to be on the NY for Trump Team, which the Trump campaign will announce in the near future. Is it retribution? You have a lot of power”. He said he has faith in his Iowa team, including Chuck Laudner, who ran former Pennsylvania Sen. Crowd members in the first few rows filled in the blank as he continued. “People that are not Republicans should not be participating in the process to pick a Republican nominee”.