Donald Trump at 41% in new national poll

They even largely favor his plan.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wants to stop all Muslims from coming into the United States.

Chances are that some of the Republican hopefuls will try to blast away during Tuesday night’s debate. “The party is in full panic mode”, said Greg Valliere, the chief global strategist at Horizon Investments. The advocates say the new voters could make a difference in the presidential race, where most of the Republican field has tacked to the right in word and policy, and in key Senate races in IL and Florida, where Republicans will be reaching to hang on to critical seats. Only 2% of supporters are under 30 and around 33% are over 65.

Donald Trump has hit a new milestone in national polling, garnering 41 percent of the Republican vote in a new national poll.

Behind Cruz, 10 percent of voters said they would back Sen. If anti-Trump primary voters are to rally behind one or two non-Trump candidates, in fact, it might be wise for all 10 candidates now in the single digits in polls to exit, which as I type this would whittle things down to just Trump, Carson, Rubio, and Cruz.

The poll was taken after Donald Trump’s controversial declaration that he will ban Muslims from entering the USA if he becomes president.

John Kasich is competing most directly for support with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Florida Sen.

The Republican Party has emerged from a metamorphic about-face, traveling the full one-hundred eighty degrees from people-concern to money-concern, under the banner of conservatism, and unashamedly displaying the colors which have identified the party for the last thirty-five years: those of social regressiveness.

The Washington Post reported on Thursday on a dinner meeting of several high-profile Republican leadership figures earlier this week.

Third-party candidates might poll well early in the campaign. The Post reported that a floor fight to prevent Trump from the nomination could ensue.

Events on Capitol Hill and at a Las Vegas resort will leave images of the Republican Party likely to persist through the holidays and linger into 2016. He won the endorsement of the conservative New Hampshire Union Leader, the state’s largest paper.

Will we be interrogated at USA airports or, worse, tortured to confess our beliefs?

“Pass that along, by the way”.

“He’s using it as leverage, and it’s a smart play for him”, he added.

Donald Trump was asked on Sunday about his reaction to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s rejection of Trump’s proposed ban on Muslim immigration into the U.S., were he to win the race for the presidency.

The Republican establishment’s participation in a bid to thwart Trump comes a little more than three months after the billionaire signed a loyalty pledge presented to him by Priebus. They believe he will wither under heightened scrutiny when Americans get closer to entering the voting booth.

Frank Luntz, Republican commentator and CBS News contributor, held a focus group of 29 current and past Trump supporters last week.

“Not really. I mean, why would they support the ban?” “I think there were people who did celebrate but it’s an exaggeration, exaggeration gets attention”.

“I think he’s thrown us under the bus with the Iran deal, it’s risky for us and our allies overseas, like Israel”, he said.

He urged the community to “judge me on my experiences, my record, judge me on how I treat people”.

“I hear people saying, I’m worried about my job, I’m worried about our security, I’m worried about my kid’s future”.

In light of the danger this person represents, I would urge the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation(IOC) to issue condemnatory statements forthwith and all Arab leaders to consider placing Trump and anyone connected with his campaign or businesses on a blacklist.

“Out and about”, Ridge said.