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The alternative to Trump would be someone to say, ‘We can’t be having this, this isn’t what the election should be about,’.
Found on CNN 1 year ago
The people that I hang out with or have breakfast with on Saturday, it’s the more business, more educated guys, and they are like, ‘Hey, we just want to move on [from Trump],’ but if I go back home to rural Iowa, they are not like that. They are looking for the fighter; they are looking for the person that they think will stand up for them and that’s Trump by and large.
Found on CNN 1 year ago
Again, there’s an active shooter at the club I was at, so we had to run over here to this concert.
Found on FOX News 1 year ago
Big Time Rush to the rescue, i’m safe, we cool. We cool. It was just wild. I was in the green room when they were like, everyone was like – get up! It was wild. It was a moment.
Found on FOX News 1 year ago
I’m performing at the Comedy Zone in Charlotte, North Carolina. There was an active shooter in the comedy club, so, they moved us over – and the concert’s going on. It’s ‘Big Time Rush.’ So, I thought I would share it with you all.
Found on FOX News 1 year ago
I still think he gets re-elected, and I know what all the polls say.
Found on Reuters 3 years ago
If that's the Democratic Party, they won't have to think too hard about it.
Found on Reuters 6 years ago
It's not like something magical happens once you complete the 99-county tour. What matters is what you do while accomplishing it.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
Trump can bring new people in and activate people who might sit on the sidelines.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
When you have a straw poll, it forces you to turn out people to an event. They make a bigger commitment of giving up their day in the summer to go vote for you at an event. Even though it doesn't matter, it's not binding, it forces you to organize early, it would have forced everyone to organize because the risk of not organizing is that you might get ejected from the race. Not having a straw poll hurt.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
This isn't just vote on your way to work or on your way home at night, you’ve gottashow up at a certain time, gotta sit through a meeting and gotta vote so you're gonna have to do some work to get people to turn out.
Found on FOX News 8 years ago
While someone like Ted Cruz appeals to the activist. Someone who goes to the caucus on a regular basis, Trump appeals to someone who caucus is a complete foreign word to them, it's a heavier lift for the Trump campaign to get their people out. The advantage Trump has is he hasthe highest ceiling of all the candidates. He has broad appeal. That's great.
Found on FOX News 8 years ago
All along, I’ve never really thought this was a serious presidential campaign in that it is actually operating and doing things to get elected.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Trump's field staff makes a difference. They are from the communities that they are responsible for organizing. They lean on their own personal networks to get people to attend and motivate other supporters to do the same. It's really peer-to-peer turnout, and they are probably the best campaign at doing that.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
They have been in existence for quite a while, long before Carson even started showing up in the state. That longevity gives them an advantage, because for a long time, it was people's only way to contact anyone in the Carson orbit, so people are used to dealing with them, i think the big problem is that campaign is going to be in the dark about what the PAC is doing. For example, does the PAC have someone lined up to speak at my caucus or does the campaign? What if there are two people who think they are going to do it, or worse, nobody? Caucus campaigns require a lot of attention to detail, so extra hands in the kitchen on caucus night could make things messy in a hurry.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
Candidates either speak the same language as evangelical voters or they don't -- and caucus voters tend to have a way to figure that out over time.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
Over time they always tend to drift back to their natural harbor -- candidates who are with them on the issues and speak, and even think, like they do.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
We are still in the stage of discovery for voters... People are still kicking the tires. They like what they see, but they really haven't done the research.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
When they see him on the debate stage, they're not seeing the candidate they've heard about and all been intrigued by, and when those two things don't match up, they start to look elsewhere.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
This is a pretty clean hit on Donald Trump all wrapped up in an easy way for people to watch and share.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
Now team Walker is ready to go, and a lot of the excitement is gone, you have to harvest support whenever the crop is ready. For Walker, that was a couple of months ago.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
When Donald Trump comes to town, we want him to bring the entire circus with him because we want to see it, it's important for Trump to make himself available to Iowans, but I don't think it's required of him to have to go to the 900 town hall meetings and make himself available that way.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
In the minds of voters, Walker is supposed to be this conservative reformer who will stand firm on difficult issues. That didn't come across in the debate at all, and Bush is supposed to be the clear front-runner and commanding figure in a huge field of candidates. He was overshadowed by everyone he shared the stage with, and there is not one memorable moment from him in the entire debate.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
I do think there is some cause for concern if you are someone like Walker or Bush, both are well known, and have been labeled front-runners in the race prior to the debate.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
They want someone who's an outsider, who can upset the applecart, they're willing to deal with a less-than-perfect candidate if they believe it will actually change things in Washington.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
Obama was a brand. Donald Trump is a brand. At the end of the day it was really cool to be an Obama supporter and really uncool to be a McCain or Romney supporter.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
He's proven he's going to put the time and effort here going county to county, he's made that abundantly clear since announcing his presidency.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
The question always boils down to whether or not people are ready to make a commitment to one particular candidate. In that regard, it may be more difficult for the Trump campaign to make the final sale with activists than the more mainstream candidates. Only time will tell.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
If he's still in this position four months from today, then I think it's different, at some point, your conservative media is going to say, OK, wait a minute, let's take everything you say very seriously.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
For Perry, he needs to hold onto his debate spot. For Jindal, he needs to break into that.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
Thus far it's been a Rick Perry, Bobby Jindal kinda air war, it's been those two who have really been on TV and have had a prolonged presence.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
Evangelical voters are looking for a thoughtful leader at a time like this, not someone who is simply an agitator, it's the next battle, the preservation of the free exercise clause contained in the First Amendment, that they need to be concerned with.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
When it comes to fundraising in a presidential race, it's the expectation game, every candidate has a different bar they're going to have to clear.
Found on CNN 8 years ago
People are still projecting a lot on Scott Walker, he's everyone's favorite - we're not kicking the tires yet.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
To me it seems like a guy like Bush who is stuck swimming at that end of the pool, there's a little bit of danger.
Found on Reuters 8 years ago
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