Woman invited onstage: ‘I’m Hispanic and I vote for Mr

“Thirty years ago”, Trump added, “he would have been shot”.

Cruz spoke highly of Trump’s contribution to the race. Candidates with charisma like Trump can invade the dreams of señoritas and woo them with their charm.

“I think that’s right”, Cruz said.

The GOP has a crowded field of 15 candidates.

To be sure, Cruz sweetened his observation with praise.

“He’s the “un” candidate”, Greg Ferraro with the Ferraro Group said. Because at a few point here it will be about more than the big headline.

Calling Trump out is one way to get a name in the media, which could be exactly what Cruz is trying to do by doing this.

Trump, acknowledging to the crowd the irony of a Hispanic immigrant randomly professing her support, asked Witcher, “Is this a set-up?” as she shook her head. “Who has a record in that regard?”

Cosby asked Cruz if he felt he could beat Trump in the primary. “And theyre giving me a lot of credit for that because I said you really need somebody very, very tough and very smart….

Trump also brushed off the idea that the Republican mainstream could find a way to take him out of contention late in the game if his poll numbers don’t start to ebb on their own.

Republican presidential hopeful Sen.

“There isn’t one poll that shows he has any support of Latino voters”, he said.

Trump offered his swaggering, muscular vision of what he’d do in the White House.

Other Republican candidates are now signaling less fear of offending Mr. Trump than in the past. He also said he would use his relationships with countries like China, Japan and Mexico to return jobs to America. ‘And its easy to understand, because Congress has been playing a giant bait and switch with the American people’. “We’re exhausted of being led by stupid people”.

“You know, Kevin McCarthy is out”.

Trump made jabs at the media, blaming pundits for saying he faded out in the last Republican debate when his silence was because no questions came his way.