trump is now setting his sights on Obama and Hillary, leading in every poll across the country as republican front runner trump has bought an unprecedented air time at local station level in iowa and nh.
looks as a all in move to move him to an easy win in the first two states.
then SC and Nevada before Super Tuesday. trumps msg is being heard.
Hillary now facing hecklers, because she cant stand an altered opinion of her husbands womanizing ways. I think Bill got his usual head cold in NH: his stump speeches have begun and he already developing hoarseness of the throat
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trump is now setting his sights on Obama and Hillary, leading in every poll across the country as republican front runner trump has bought an unprecedented air time at local station level in iowa and nh.
looks as a all in move to move him to an easy win in the first two states.
then SC and Nevada before Super Tuesday. trumps msg is being heard.
Hillary now facing hecklers, because she cant stand an altered opinion of her husbands womanizing ways. I think Bill got his usual head cold in NH: his stump speeches have begun and he already developing hoarseness of the throat
See Donald Trump's First TV Ad in His Bid for the White House
Donald Trump has just released the first television ad of his presidential campaign.
"The politicians can pretend it's something else, but Donald Trump
calls it radical Islamic terrorism," says the narrator, who then
explains that Trump wants a "temporary shutdown of Muslims entering the
United States until we can figure out what's going on."
The ad, titled "Great Again," also touts Trump's plan to "cut the head
off ISIS and take their oil" and build a wall along the southern border
that Mexico will pay for.
Trump has said he will now spend about $2 million a week on television
ads after skyrocketing to the top of the field despite being $35 million
under-budget.
Carl Cameron reported from Iowa on "America's Newsroom," with less than
a month to go before the first-in-the-nation Iowa Caucus.
Sen. Ted Cruz, who has led Trump in most of the recent polls in the state, is starting a three-day trip across Iowa today.
Watch the report above and see the ad in full, here.
See Donald Trump's First TV Ad in His Bid for the White House
Donald Trump has just released the first television ad of his presidential campaign.
"The politicians can pretend it's something else, but Donald Trump
calls it radical Islamic terrorism," says the narrator, who then
explains that Trump wants a "temporary shutdown of Muslims entering the
United States until we can figure out what's going on."
The ad, titled "Great Again," also touts Trump's plan to "cut the head
off ISIS and take their oil" and build a wall along the southern border
that Mexico will pay for.
Trump has said he will now spend about $2 million a week on television
ads after skyrocketing to the top of the field despite being $35 million
under-budget.
Carl Cameron reported from Iowa on "America's Newsroom," with less than
a month to go before the first-in-the-nation Iowa Caucus.
Sen. Ted Cruz, who has led Trump in most of the recent polls in the state, is starting a three-day trip across Iowa today.
Watch the report above and see the ad in full, here.
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