God, lend a hand me. I appreciate why some Republican voters such as Donald Trump. This is because New York is embodied in all his osteption and Swagger. After hitting it hits. He owns his anger. It looks like he has fun. During Thursday night, Fox Business Network GOP Trump debate easily admitted that he began to question whether the rival Senator Ted Cruz is a “natural born” citizen because Cruz was closed in Trump’s polls in Iowa. He is shameless, but you can’t not admire someone who practices, as usual, the politician works and who leaves the political establishment and sees the stars, while he happily straightens his tie.
Don’t get me wrong; I think that Trump’s talented policy regarding the prohibition of Muslims in the entrance to the country is contrary to the national interest. As noted by the former Governor of Florida Jeb Bush, the next president will need a coalition of Sunni Muslims and Kurds to destroy the Islamic State group. Trump’s comments about Mexican immigrants – many are “criminals, drug sellers, rapists” – they should come back to persecute him if Gop Primary wins.
But you have to convey so much to Trump: he is alive, even if he doesn’t win every round. When Trump debates, this is not a choreographed interview points.
On the stage, Cruz defeated Trump when he remembered that his “friend Donald” had lawyers who raised qualified Cruza civic qualifications in September. “Now, from September, the constitution has not changed,” said Cruz to laugh and applause, “but the numbers of polls have.” When Trump counted on, the audience boomed. New York Times – so excited by Cruz during the debate – he said: “Cruz not only dominated many Republican debate, but ridiculed, charmed, and he lengthened everyone on the stage – but no such destructive and so exactly as the most commanding performer of this campaign, Donald J. Trump. “
Some experts donated Cruz, a graduate of Harvard Law School and Princeton master, debate, winner of the “Brother” round. They forget that Trump is a master in sowing seeds of doubts. In 2011, Brientism became stronger in doubt about the birthplace of President Barack Obama. This time, Trump questions Cruz’s “natural born” certificates of Cruz, who was born in Canada with an American mother. Cruz argued that it is many years of practice to recognize the children of American citizens as “natural born”, wherever they are born. Although this may be a standard interpretation, the law is not resolved. Trump has uncertainty on its side.
Later Donald hit. Moderator Maria Bartiromo asked Cruz what a senator meant when he said that Trump “embodies New York values.” It was here that Cruz should have withdrawn and said that although New York is not a particularly conservative city, he sees a lot to admire the people of the city and their vitality after September 11. Instead, Cruz stood by his gigantic apple. Trump broke up: “When the World Trade Center collapsed, I saw something that no place on earth could cope more beautifully, more human than New York.”
People who rarely agree with Trump, cheered on him from the showrooms.
Bush has improved, but he still seems to-tipped Trump-“low energy”. Governor Ohio John Kasich also did not break through – unless he is a candidate for vice president. The retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson seemed like he was somewhere else. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was fire and contrary to intuition. His strongest moment tonight occurred when he pushed against the allegations of Senator Marco Rubio, that the guy from Jersey overturned the curriculum, weapon control and more. Christie likes to contrast the obstacles he faces as a governor of an basic Senator looking for a header. He summed up, noting that Rubio had once had good things to say about him. “I like Marco Rubio,” Christie said more disappointment than anger.
But Rubio became in the queue behind Cruz as he threw a list of areas in which Cruz moved. For example, Cruz once supported the provisions on the double number of green cards for immigrants and increased H-1B visas for qualified foreign employees by 500 percent. No more. Recently, Cruz was rejected by Praining NSA Leaker Edward Snowden for his “significant public service” in 2013 to “traitor” branding Snowden. In E -Mail, Veteran GOP Tucker Eskew strategist described Rubio’s attacks as “energized and very effective.”
The main one was haunted by one gigantic question: which candidate can defeat Trump? Can anyone?
