Mr. Trump major challenges in the race for the nomination, Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, tried to pin him on policy issues in a debate on Thursday. Their exchanges turned the debate in the ugliest of 11 Republican held so far.
Two former presidential candidates, 60 of foreign policy and expert security and numerous other leaders of the Republican Party united to stop the unstoppable march of Donald Trump to win the party's presidential nomination, but that may not be enough to stop the frontrunner.
Mr. Trump major challenges in the
race for the nomination, Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, tried to pin him on
policy issues in a debate on Thursday. Their exchanges turned the debate in the
ugliest of 11 Republican held so far.
Trump debate moderators also
faced with a number of contradictions and inconsistencies in their positions,
but they could still get away with his characteristic style that combines the
insults and boasts.
This time, also included one boasts
about his manhood. ". Look at those hands are small hands and pointed to
my hands -. If they are small, something else must be small I guarantee you no
problem, I guarantee it," Trump said.
After all this was over,
commentators noted that Mr. Trump could not explain his stance on many issues.
However, Internet surveys Trump declared the winner. In a survey, Mr. Trump got
79 percent against five, three and 12 points Ohio Governor John Kasich Mr.
Rubio Mr. Cruz.
Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz have for
months has unequivocally condemned Mr. Trump for his hate speech. In this
sense, Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate for the 2012
elections, on Thursday made the clearest and most unequivocal condemnation of
Trump of anyone in the GOP. "Lord. Trump is directing our anger with
less-than-lofty purposes. Scapegoats of Muslims and Mexican immigrants is
created. The use of torture is required. Call the killing of innocent children
and family members of terrorists. He applause attacks on protesters, "Romney
said.
John McCain, the Republican
candidate in 2008, supported the views of Mr. Romney.
In another vein, the 60 members
of the community of Republican national security, said in a statement: "We
have been at odds with each other on many issues, including the Iraq war and
the intervention in Syria but are united in our opposition. a Donald Trump
presidency. "
Trump defended himself against
Romney, calling him a bug that is trying to find relevance. "He was asking
for my support. I could have said, 'Mitt, drop to your knees." He would
have fallen to his knees. "Trump said, recalling his support for Romney in
the 2012 race.
Trump says his campaign has
energized Republican base and thrown into more voters to the party, a claim for
which there is some evidence. Super Tuesday Republican primaries registered a
participation of more than 8 million compared with 5.5 million in the
Democratic primary.
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