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Numerous Republican candidates seeing the White House in 2016 are in Iowa Saturday, wooing early caucus-goers.
Three days after the third GOP presidential primary debate, Ted Cruz is still hitting CNBC for conducting a biased event.
Cruz goes on to critique the moderators at Wednesday’s debate in Colorado for their questions: “How do you have a debate about the economy and not mention the word “Obamacare”?”
The junior senator was mobbed by a crowd afterward as made his way over to his decorated booth, which paled in comparison to the adjacent football-themed booth for Florida Sen.
As he did the night of the debate during an interview on Fox News, Cruz suggested having conservative talk radio hosts like Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin and Sean Hannity moderate future GOP debates.
Jindal gave his stump speech to the consortium, stressing the need for immigration reform that focuses entirely on securing the nation’s borders, imposing term limits on members of Congress and lobbying bans on former members and reducing both the size and spending of federal government.
“How about instead of a bunch of attack journalists, we actually have real conservatives”, he said. “We’re supposed to be the free-market party”.
“The moderators were doing everything they could to ask every candidate, ‘Alright, explain to me: Are you more of a ghoul or a goblin?” said Cruz. “I’m not going to kid anybody”. Then again, Cruz added, he might have a wide enough lead at that point to take a trip back to the Hole N’ Wall Lodge – and maybe invite presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. The former Florida Governor acknowledged the polls in his opening remarks to 2,000 people at the Iowa State Fairgrounds. Iowa proves that in every caucus. “You learn from Iowa voters, so it is a joy to be here”.
Bush was making a not-so-subtle jab at Donald Trump, who had retweeted harsh criticism of Iowa voters after his poll numbers in the state began to drop. Trump later blamed the tweeting mishap on an intern.
There were no new signs Saturday that King was ready to throw his support behind Cruz, but the two easily cut the image of conservative brothers-in-arms, talking smack about their hunting talents and swapping tongue-in-cheek jokes. Don Pugsley said he’s not anxious about the recent tumult in Bushland. “But also, I’m a really competitive guy”. .
