Rand Paul and Trump

centre stage: Trump, who brushed aside questions about his public denigration of women and said he had done nothing but used American laws when his companies took bankruptcy, put to rest speculation he would tone down his rhetoric, according to CTV. Trump refusal to take the pledge enraged Kentucky Sen. At centre stage, the Republican frontrunner was the only one of 10 candidates to raise his hand when the Fox News hosts asked if anyone onstage would not pledge to support the eventual party nominee. "I will not make the pledge at this time," Trump said. Rand Paul, who said Trump was "already hedging his bets because he used to buying politicians." Through the remainder of the debate, the candidates made little news, choosing instead to use their time in the two-hour session to repeat already well-known positions. Instead he has been rising rapidly in the polls to become the front-runner. But Trump stood out for his willingness to stand behind many of his past statements that many expected would be ruinous to his campaign. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.