Not really. We know most of the stuff about Trump. The liklihood they are going to be able to find something new is remote. And the liklihood it will stick is even more remote.
Trump is talking the correct policy.
He’s already got the democrats in a panics, because blacks, hispanics, and women all like him.
You do know he rates higher than any other GOP candidate with women, don’t you?
Trump’s winnability factor is much much higher than Cruz’s.
Cruz and lose, or Trump with Trump!!!
If you had looked at the internals of the CNN poll that showed Trump leading in Iowa that was “trumpeted” around here, you would find what everybody else would seem to know. Trump amasses a huge “won’t vote for him under any circumstances,” and 15% gender difference with women. Now, that’s going to propel him into the WH! More like a helium balloon going up in flames.
Speaking of big picture. If we elect Cruz, the economy goes nowhere, because Cruz is a free trader. Cruz will be hamstrung to do anything else, because he will be budget strapped.
Cruz would cut off federal funding of abortion as will Trump. That’s about all we would get from Cruz.
Cruz might build a wall, but Trump would do it faster, cheaper and more effectively. Plus, he really will get Mexico to pay for it.
Cruz, as far as I can tell, doesn’t have much admin experience. Not in government or private industry. He’s got a little from is stints as Texas Attorney General, but it’s very narrowly focused.
Trump has a life-time of hiring, firing, weighing and measuring people in a large organization. Trump will hit the ground running, while Cruz is still trying to figure out how to interview.
And Trump’s dealt with government regulation from the other side. He can bring sense to it where Cruz however well he means is going to be handicapped.
Speaking of big picture. If we elect Cruz, the economy goes nowhere, because Cruz is a free trader. Cruz will be hamstrung to do anything else, because he will be budget strapped.
Cruz would cut off federal funding of abortion as will Trump. That’s about all we would get from Cruz.
Cruz might build a wall, but Trump would do it faster, cheaper and more effectively. Plus, he really will get Mexico to pay for it.
Cruz, as far as I can tell, doesn’t have much admin experience. Not in government or private industry. He’s got a little from is stints as Texas Attorney General, but it’s very narrowly focused.
Trump has a life-time of hiring, firing, weighing and measuring people in a large organization. Trump will hit the ground running, while Cruz is still trying to figure out how to interview.
And Trump’s dealt with government regulation from the other side. He can bring sense to it where Cruz however well he means is going to be handicapped.