September 14, 2015, 08:48 pm
By Kevin Cirilli
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump had a message to his critics at a massive, sold-out rally in Dallas on Monday: “I’m not going anywhere.”
“I’m not going anywhere and we’re not going anywhere,” Trump told a packed American Airlines Center, where an estimated 20,000 rallied.
“We are killing it. They mentioned a little while ago about the silent majority — it’s back. And it’s not silent. Maybe we should call it the noisy, aggressive, wanting to win — wanting-to-win majority.”
Trump said that he is preparing for the second Republican presidential debate on Wednesday, and offered frequent criticism to his rival former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
“Who would you rather have negotiating — Jeb or Trump?” Trump asked.
Trump, who continues to lead his Republican rivals by wide margins, said that he will unveil a tax policy plan in about three weeks, reiterating that he wants to lower taxes for middle income Americans, while raising taxes on hedge fund companies. He hasn’t said how he’ll pay for it.
Trump said that he would be able to negotiate a deal with Congress to lower corporate taxes on international companies, who have had to change their corporate headquarters to overseas addresses to take advantage of lower rates.
https://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/253638-trump-im-not-going-anywhere