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Called it a distraction, nothing more than a distraction, which is not how you apologize. the apologies need to go to zucker, nancy o dell, the people he was talking about in such a disparaging way. the apologies need to go to his campaign staff and followers and donors and finally, perhaps an apology to the general public. he s not doing any of that. i imagine he s fielding phone calls from lots of donors, lots of supporters asking for instructions, asking for guidance about what they are supposed to say between now and sunday night. the longer he leaves this, the worse it is going to get and the more support he is going to lose. rebecca, this has always been a different candidate. this is nonestablishment. this is going it alone. even if he s losing support, donlds trump s position, i mean his entire constitution is, i m ....
Nonestablishment candidate and guys like chris christie and marco rubio and john kasich and jeb bush, if they re the establishment candidates, the more mainstream choices, right, new hampshire s support for the mainstream/establishment choices, it just couldn t be more evenly split. it s like a five-way car crash of candidates getting between 10% and 15% there. you seed ted cruz, jeb bush, john kasich, marco rubio, that are all bunched up there, all in double digits between 10 and 15%. as long as all those establishment guys keep splitting up all of that mainstream vote, then ta-da, donald trump wins. donald trump is trading the lead or tie with the lead with ted cruz, which is crazy. ....
i m running for president and it will require me to miss some votes. which governor laid out a tough plan to destroy isis months before the paris attacks? jeb bush. over the last three years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first, that s the rubio way. okay, so do you get it? a big part of the republican 2016 race is now basically a bunch of establishment republicans going after each other. chris christie going after marco rubio. rubio firing back, john kasich going after jeb bush. and if all of that is not enough, today rand paul jumped into the mix. and while the establishment republican candidates are busy doing this, attacking each other, and doing everything they can to bring each other down, they seem to be missing the bull s-eye. they re missing the targets. the leading nonestablishment ....
Vote has been going to nonestablishment candidates. at least for i guess three months. ben carson and donald trump have been over 50%. now it s ben carson, donald trump and ted cruz. everyone thought it was going to happen. in part, gene, you write this. it makes no sense to speak of the g.o.p. without specifying which one. the party that celebrates immigration that s central to the american experiment or the one that wants to round up 11 million people without papers and kick them out. the party that believes in u.s. ....
what comes of a brokered con investigation, who is the candidate that might bubble up that has been discussed? marco rubio has fashioned as the establishment favorite right now. we re still, 10, 11 months away, so anything can happen. but i do think that we are seeing leaning toward marco rubio. also perhaps even ted cruz. everything in life is relative. ted cruz was seen as very right of center, nonestablishment. but when you compare it to trump, he seemed a little bit more establishment candidate. so i m thinking two cuban americans are going to surface to the too much. chris christie, he got the nod there in new hampshire two weeks ago, he s looking good in the latest poll, just bubbling up a little bit. if there is a brokered convention. he s pulling below christie ....