%first_paragraphChristie said he changed his policy on immigration based on what he has 'learned over time. Jeff Zelevansky/Getty ImagesGov. ' Immigration is increasingly proving to be a conundrum for Republicans in the 2016 presidential election, with GOP hopefuls fessing up to flip-flops in their policy positions on the controversial topic.

Ted Cruz (R-Florida), Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R), and Republican businessman Donald Trump all named Reagan in response to Moody's question. Bush, are relatives of A (<a href="http://albaytalfakhir.com/?option=com_k2&amp;view=itemlist&amp;task=user&amp;id=143515" rel="nofollow">albaytalfakhir.com</a>) likely 2016 candidate, former Florida Gov. Bush left office as one of the most unpopular presidents of all time, and some members of the current GOP field have taken shots at him. Furthermore, President George W.

YouTubeElsa sings "Let it go. Pat Roberts (R-Kansas), who is turning 79 next week, is apparently a fan of the Disney movie "Frozen. "
According to NBC News, Roberts was in a Finance Committee meeting Senate Finance Committee hearing on US tariff policy on Thursday when his phone embarrassingly went off.

"Now my brother and I can take our time on the streets walking to school. "The streets have been cleaner and smells aren't so bad," said Britney Pirring, a 13-year-old student at De Marillac Academy. NOW WATCH: 14 things you didn't know your iPhone headphones could do

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"I interpreted the question wrong, I guess," he told conservative radio host Sean Hannity, according to audio posted by Mediaite. But the simple fact is mistakes were made. Chris Christie (R), also gave a clear answer on the invasion of Iraq on Tuesday. "  
Another likely presidential contender, New Jersey Gov. "I don't know what that decision would have been; that's a hypothetical. <b>Bush only said he would have made a different decision, declining to speculate on the hypothetical.

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"I mean, I get tremendous raves for that line. And - according to a Daily Mail story published Tuesday - the real estate mogul and television personality would really like his potential GOP rivals to stop using it. I could come up with different lines. "I've actually trademarked it," Trump was quoted saying last weekend. You would think they would come up with their own. That is my whole theme.

According to the Post, the members who attended were Rep. Danny Davis (D-Illinois), Rep. Reuben Hinoja (D-Texas), Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-New Mexico), Rep. Leonard Lance (R-New Jersey), Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), Rep. Meeks (D-New York), Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas) and former Rep. Steve Stockman (R-Texas). Mike Turner (R-Ohio) also attended, but his ticket was not paid for by SOCAR. Yvette Clarke (D-New York), Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-Oklahoma), Rep.

Marco Rubio (R-Florida) support a renewal of the Patriot Act. Lyndsey Graham (R-South Carolina) and Sen. NOW WATCH: Barney Frank has a grim outlook for the 2016 elections Ted Cruz (R-Texas) supports an amended version that would limit the NSA's surveillance program. Fellow presidential contenders Sen. Paul's opposition to the Patriot Act puts him in stark contrast with other Republican presidential contenders on Capitol Hill.

NOW WATCH: This 40-year-old Indonesian is Obama's doppelgnger " his spokeswoman said. Cruz's campaign, required to be independent of the super PACs, previously told Business Insider that it was more than excited by the report indicating the committees were flush with money. "We are thrilled by the report!

The Post said Azerbaijan then attempted to conceal the donations by funneling the money through two US non-profits, which purchased plane tickets for 10 lawmakers, their spouses and staff. According to a detailed report by the Washington Post, in 2013, Azerbaijan's state-owned oil company allegedly spent $750,000 to send US lawmakers to a conference in the country's capital city, Baku.

"I would say the best part of the Obama administration would be his continuance of the protections of the homeland using, you know, the big metadata programs, the NSA being enhanced," Bush said in April on "The Michael Medved Show.

Because of this, they warned the next president "could revoke such an executive agreement with the stroke of a pen and future Congresses could modify the terms of the agreement at any time. Zarif also took a shot at Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas), who was the lead signatory of the open letter and has been one of the more outspoken critics of the nuclear negotiations. "
At NYU, Zarif argued that many of America's international agreements were executive agreements brokered solely under the president's authority.

The Daily Mail reported the Trump slogan was an homage to Reagan, whom both Trump and his father supported for president. Indeed, the slogan is plastered all over Trump's potential campaign website. However, Trump is clearly not the first to use it: President Ronald Regan prominently featured the words on his campaign materials.%
