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To: Alighieri who wrote (919178)	2/4/2016 3:51:58 PM
From: puborectalis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574707

Real-estate mogul Donald Trump's standing in the Republican presidential race deflated in the first national survey released after his loss to Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas in the Monday-night Iowa caucuses. Trump remained in first place in the survey, which was conducted by the Democratic firm Public Policy Polling and was set to be released later Thursday. He received 25% of the vote from Republican-primary voters nationally. Cruz and Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida tied for second at 21% apiece. Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson grabbed 11%. None of the remaining Republican candidates received more than 5% of the vote. It was a stark contrast from the national survey that Public Policy Polling released in mid-December. That poll found Trump, at 34%, maintaining a large national lead over both Cruz (18%) and Rubio (13%). Rubio seemed to benefit at Trump's expense with a stronger-than-expected showing in the Iowa caucuses, in which he nearly caught up to Trump. His poll standing was up 8 points from December.

To: Alighieri who wrote (919178)	2/4/2016 3:57:59 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574707

Al, Again, if she was merely trying to play to the crowd she'd go along with the wild promises Sanders is making. *Instead she's saying that you can't do these things*...not an easy message to deliver to people who want things. She never said, "You can't do these things." Instead, she's saying, "I HAVE done these things. And I can get you everything that Sanders is promising you." In other words, she's not trying to moderate the message. Instead, she's trying to take ownership of it. By the way, I was off on the timeline of Hillary's "Businesses don't create jobs" speech. It was actually over a year ago: Hillary Clinton: Businesses Don't Create Jobs She tried to correct herself after that gaffe, claiming that she meant to say "tax breaks for businesses and corporations," but the damage was done. Tenchusatsu