‘Trump wins!’ Fox News accidentally declares in New Hampshire

In his victory speech in Manchester, Trump thanked his family, friends, staff and the voters of New Hampshire, admitting he wasn’t surprised that he won. Marco Rubio for his repetitious debate performance. Trump said in mock disapproval.

“Trump does have some big fans at Fox, but what is so fascinating is that there’s no overarching and unifying message coming out of the executive suite at Fox News that you used to have in 2012”, Mr. Sherman said.

But the first votes in the state bucked that trend; polls opened at midnight in the tiny town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. “And after 3 times I said, wait a minute, he said that about 3 minutes ago”.

“Okay you’re not allowed to say and I never expect to hear that again”, Trump said in response.

Ultimately, the ad settles on Trump’s consistent support of eminent domain, when one of the boys picks up a female doll standing by a doll house and says, “Check out my house, Mr. Trump”. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) was not more supportive of waterboarding.

MCCAMMON: As the crowd cheered and applauded, Trump repeated some of his favorite themes from this campaign, promising to get tough on immigration and terrorism.

“He truly cares about the American people”, she said.

Mr Trump shot back immediately, attacking the latest candidate from the Bush presidential dynasty in another interview with CNN.

She said she did not plan to yell out a vulgarity, but when Trump mentioned Cruz, she said she couldn’t help herself. But they don’t put that in the deal.

Trump also took a sharp turn in criticizing Sen.

Suddenly, Trump stopped mid-sentence, pointing to a woman near him in the crowd: “She just said a bad thing”.

“He pretends to be a Republican”, responds one of them, as they all shriek. Don’t blink, because you don’t want to miss it.

Previously to the caucus, the Carson campaign sent out an email that made accusations at CNN that said they were spreading “false or misleading information”. Rubio is in second place at 17 percent, just more than half of Trump’s percentage.