Republican front-runner Donald Trump said on Wednesday that when it comes to the polls in the crowded 2016 presidential race, 'the only thing constant is Trump.' Trump, a real estate mogul who has generated support and controversy with provocative comments on illegal immigration, has rocketed to the top of the polls among a field of 17 Republican presidential candidates. Asked at a news conference ahead of a town-hall forum in New Hampshire who he saw as his strongest rival in the crowded Republican field, Trump said: 'You know it changes. The only thing constant is Trump.' 'They're going up and down like yo-yos,' he said of his Republican rivals. 'But I've been up there for a long time and I hope I'm going to be up there for a long time.' Saying he had seen newspaper reports that he would grow tired of the presidential race, Trump said: 'I'm not going anywhere folks. I'm not doing this for my health. I'm doing this to make America great again.'
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