Marco Rubio mocks Donald Trump's misspelled insults

Feb 28, 2016, 04:17
Marco Rubio mocks Donald Trump's misspelled insults

Christie's endorsement also brings the story full circle because he's the first "establishment" Republican to officially endorse Trump. The blue print is clear: perform well enough in the upcoming primaries to become the consensus alternative to Mr Trump, and then defeat him in a head-to-head sprint for the nomination. The verbal duel that began with the debate yesterday is expected to continue over the weekend and into early next week before the "Super Tuesday" when Republican members in 11 states would elect their presidential candidates.

So far, after four primary and caucus contests, Trump has 82 delegates, Texas Sen. Christie, a former federal prosecutor, is a bulldog and will be a helpful surrogate, especially against Marco Rubio, whom he wounded in a previous debate. Having been endorsed by the maximum number of party's leaders, he needs to win in at least some of the Super Tuesday states to stay in contention.

Trump's unexpected candidacy and front-runner status reflect Americans' anger over government deadlock, a slow recovery from the Great Recession and a fear of terrorism.

Christie surprised many pundits by backing Trump, who has run an unconventional, sometimes controversial campaign opposed by many in the GOP establishment.

Noting some of Rubio's attacks against Trump, Christie went on to list the Florida senator's low attendance rates for committees that he sits on, slamming him for "not showing up to work".

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Cruz piled on, questioning the NY businessman's conservative credentials.

Until recently, Trump and Rubio haven't really gone after each other.

It was a rare night where Trump found himself on the defensive. Marco Rubio, Ohio Gov. John Kasich and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson.

Rubio was the principal aggressor of the night, and he held nothing back.

The GOP presidential hopeful poked fun of rival Donald Trump and the boisterous billionaire's orange-y glow with some catty quips at a Saturday rally.

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"I listen to this light, little nothing say, 'Trump's a con man, '" he said of Rubio.

NO HELP: Christie's appearance with Obama cost 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney "a lot of votes". Democratic hopeful U.S. Sen.

In a Trump-less election, the Rubio campaign would likely fare much better.

Yet if Trump goes on to win the nomination, Wical said, he would support him in November "to keep Hillary-the-liar or Bernie-the-socialist out of the White House". "You should be ashamed of yourself".

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