Trump matches Carson, Cruz, Rubio combined

Keep in mind that Trump wouldn’t even unequivocally condemn the white supremacist groups who have expressed support for him, such as former Klan leader David Duke.

But inside, cheers erupted as Trump discussed lacking the time to be “politically correct”. A lot of voices disapproved Trump’s sayings.

Republicans seem to think they can stampede frightened Americans into doing stupid things such as electing their raving, hysterical candidates in a public panic.

“I would never mock anyone with a disability”.

The demand to see Donald Trump in Sarasota has been so overwhelming the candidate is expected to speak twice today, with the first event outside Robarts Arena so those who can’t get in can still see Trump.

Trump’s next stop on the campaign trail will be in Macon, Georgia on Monday. This compares to the results of a mere month ago showing showing Carson at 28 percent, Trump 20 percent, and Cruz at 10 percent.

Donald Trump has the same level of support as his three chief competitors combined, according to Reuters. I thought everybody knew.

When Trump announced his campaign, he said Mexican immigrants are “bringing crime”.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Florida Senator Marco Rubio follows Carson and are tied for third place, with at least 8 percent each.

But Fike, a Republican, said he would not vote for Trump if he chooses to run as an independent candidate. But there were never any subsequent reports that the allegations had been corroborated; top law enforcement officials in New Jersey at the time say it never happened; Kovaleski cast doubt on Trump’s claims this week, noting that he never heard about “thousands” or “hundreds” cheering.

Carson’s campaign reported strong fundraising and more than 100,000 new Facebook friends in the 24 hours after he told NBC’s “Meet the Press” in September, “I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation”. In interviews, Trump supporters often say they like the mogul’s blunt approach, that he “tells it like it is”, without always detailing what “it is” that Trump is explaining so clearly.

“Now the poor guy, you ought to see the guy”, Trump said Tuesday in SC, contorting his arms in what critics construed as mimicry of Kovaleski’s condition.

A survey conducted November 15 through November 16 by Florida Atlantic University showed Mr. Trump ahead in the Sunshine State, with 36 percent support among likely Republican primary voters, double his nearest challenger.