Jeb Bush Takes A Jab At Trump

“This has nothing to do with love”, Trump said in an interview airing Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity”.

The Washington Post first reported the phone call.

Overall, Trump has seen his favorable numbers among Republicans move into positive territory with 49 percent having a favorable view of the candidate compared to 43 percent having an unfavorable view.

“He’s a nice person”, said Clyde Dyce, who described himself as a ex- employee of one of Trump’s business ventures.

Trump, who is also running for president as a Republican, has been criticized for saying that many illegal immigrants to the United States are criminals.

Donald Trump’s immigration controversy does not seem to be hurting the real-estate developer’s standing in the Republican presidential primary.

“You’ve got to keep him in the tent”, Davis told the Times.

“They are ripping us left and right”, he said. In the Economist/YouGov poll, Trump holds 15% of the Republican vote nationally – ahead of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush’s (R) 11%.

The statistics about how many illegal immigrants commit serious crimes, or whether they commit more per capita than US citizens, are debatable and hard to come by, largely because the government doesn’t care to tally them.

“It’s very clear that Trump is going to be on the debate stage”, Lewandowski said. “They’re fantastic people.” He added of the Clintons “they are good people“.

The specter of an independent run by Trump has unnerved GOP power brokers, many of whom worry that such a campaign could draw substantial support from the party’s base, similar to how Ross Perot’s maverick 1992 presidential campaign won an enthusiastic following among frustrated conservatives. “If he ever got elected, you would have people flowing across the border”.

“But what I believe is that we do need to secure the border, said Jindal”.

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Trump is also under fire following a Washington Post report that several undocumented immigrants are working construction at his D.C. hotel site.

“I think that there’s an opportunity here for Republicans to really distance themselves from this kind of negative, decisive rhetoric”, said Jesse Melgar, communications director for Sen.