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A party held for the "Life-Onomics" wealth/stress management book release at Crowne Plaza in Little Rock, November 15.
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MIAMI – The elbows-out GOP presidential contest appeared on Wednesday to have entered a kinder, gentler phase.
Jeb Bush, the son of the president who popularized that phrase, pointedly refrained from going after former protege Marco Rubio. GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, previously the resident insult machine, did not speak ill of any of his Republican opponents during an hourlong interview Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” show. Not of Rubio, who is rising in the polls. Not of Ben Carson, who has faced questions about details in his personal life story. Not even Bush, who Trump has frequently blasted as a “low energy candidate.”
“I am being nice. I’m trying to be,” Trump said during the interview on MSNBC.