Trump just a joke in party race

But after days of controversial statements in the wake of the debate, including a series of comments and tweets seen by many as sexist and offensive, Trump returned to the idea of running for president outside the Republican Party.

However, Trump is a big draw for Fox News and, as Trump will remind you like a vegan who does CrossFit, he continues to lead the polls.

Trump also criticized Fox News Anchor Megyn Kelly, accusing her of asking an unfair question at last week’s GOP debate. Either way, Donald Trump is the good guy, now Megyn Kelly ain’t.

Meanwhile, among the 42 percent of those who watched the so-called undercard debate, Carly Fiorina was overwhelmingly the most impressive, with 82 percent naming the former Hewlett-Packard chief for that question.

Trump and Fox News, have been in a bitter feud since the debate, in which he told Kelly that she has “blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever”.

Slamming the women on the show for not approving of Gandhi’s demonstration, O’Donnell said, “Let’s get off the period talk unless you’re going to be empowering”. “Because somebody doesn’t think the way I do, doesn’t mean that I can’t care about them or can’t love them”, Kasich said, to much applause, during the debate.

Billionaire Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump says he is prepared to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on his White House campaign as long as he is doing well in the polls. “We have some awesome people working on immigration”.

After the debate, Trump’s Twitter feed began filling up with retweets of praises toward himself and disparaging comments toward mediator Kelly.

“Trump is a great supporter of women in the marketplace”, Stone said.

“I like how he’s not afraid to stand down”, said Ben Hansel, from Rochester.

Graham, the South Carolina senator who, like Trump, is seeking the GOP presidential nomination, hit Trump over his harsh words on women and undocumented immigrants in an interview with CNN’s Brianna Keilar on Monday. Despite the appeals, campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks said Trump will continue to finance the campaign, but has “been overwhelmed by unsolicited contributions”.