Donald Trump began presidential race
Donald Trump began the presidential race’s first prime-time debate by dramatically refusing to rule out a third-party run if he’s not the GOP’s nominee.
He ended it showing that he can take a punch, and virtually guaranteeing that he’s not going away.
Few of the more mild-mannered Republicans on stage will see their stock rise after Thursday night’s two-hour slugfest in Cleveland, Ohio.
Before it started, a dismissive Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz told DailyMail.com that ‘it doesn’t really much matter who the Republicans nominate because they’re all the same. They’re as interchangeable as LEGOs.’
The audience, though, saw ten candidates along a broad range of politics, intensities and likeability.
‘God has blessed us,’ the Florida senator said near the evening’s close. ‘He’s blessed the Republican party with some very good candidates. The Democrats can’t even find one.
For many Americans, the Trump presidential campaign amounts to a billionaire talking endlessly, and entertainingly, on television. But here in Iowa, it’s another story. Trump is trying to beat the politicians on their turf, building one of the most extensive organizations in the Republican field.
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