Donald Trump Repeats Supporter Who Calls Ted Cruz a “Pussy” During Rally

Senator Marco Rubio’s shaky performance at Saturday’s debate gave hope to his rivals that the Floridian’s rise after a strong third-place finish in Iowa could be blunted.

“Every time he attacks me, he melts like butter”, said Trump.

“I have no idea what they’re talking about or who they are talking to”, Clinton said on MSNBC. “The memorized 25-second speech”. The winners will gain momentum heading into the next contests in the more diverse SC and Nevada states. Bernie Sanders from neighboring Vermont had support of 53 percent of likely Democratic voters in the University of MA poll on Monday, compared with 41 percent support for Clinton.

“I think the evidence is we raised more money in the first hour of that debate than in any other debate”, said Rubio.

During the debate, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who is gunning for Rubio’s spot in the top-tier in New Hampshire, used Rubio’s repetition as an example of how Washington, where everything is scripted, defines the young senator. “If he were to somehow lose, or have a close race, that would hurt his position”.

Rubio and Cruz are neck-and-neck for second place.

On the eve of the important New Hampshire primaries, it looks as if the polls love Donald Trump, as he likes to say.

“Sanders has had a lead since December and continues to have a wide lead in the closing days”, Sanderoff said. “It is not right that 29 million Americans have no health insurance and more are underinsured”, Sanders said.

The first ballots of the first primary election of -in-the-nation primary were cast early Tuesday in the tiny town of Dixville in northern New Hampshire.

Ms Clinton, trailing Mr Sanders by an average of 12.8 points in New Hampshire, has launched a full court press, enlisting husband Bill Clinton as the ultimate campaign surrogate.

In the Democratic race, Hillary Clinton accused Bernie Sanders of pocketing $200,000 from “Wall Street firms” for his Senate races.

Trump, the billionaire businessman, launched the harshest attacks – not just against Texas Sen. “I think bad things happen when enhanced interrogation is employed at lower levels”, he said last Saturday.

Sanders, a Democratic socialist who proposes drastically larger government welfare programs, also campaigned in Manchester, where he continued to rail against economic inequality. Marco Rubio apart on the stage at St. Anselm College, Republican voters should have been relishing the chance to put Christie up against Clinton.

All the candidates are hoping for help from Mother Nature too.

Meanwhile, the so-called “establishment” candidates – the kind of mainstream Republicans that usually prevail in New Hampshire – are split.