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 DUCKING 
  
 DONALD: 
  
 DEBATE TED CRUZ 
  
 After first skipping the debate in Des Moines and then CPAC, Ducking Donald strikes again. Now he's skipping the debate on Monday in Salt Lake City. Donald is scared to debate because he knows Ted Cruz will expose him as unprepared to be President and Commander in Chief. 
  
 Yes, Donald Trump should debate in Salt Lake City! ||||| FAIRFIELD, Iowa — Ted Cruz challenged Donald Trump on Tuesday night to a one-on-one debate "anytime between now and the Iowa caucus." 
  
 Less than an hour after Trump’s campaign told reporters the front-runner will skip Thursday’s GOP debate, Cruz, looking to have his moment with Trump, suggested to a crowd in Fairfield, Iowa, that “Donald is a fragile soul" and is "scared to face Megyn Kelly" — the FOX News moderator who riled Trump in the first Republican debate back in August. 
  
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 "We’ll do 90 minutes, Lincoln-Douglas, mano-a-mano, Donald and me," Cruz said. "He can lay out his vision for this country, and I can lay out my vision for this country in front of the men and women of Iowa." 
  
 Related: Trump Won't Attend FOX News Debate, Campaign Manager Says 
  
 Cruz, who has shied away from non-issue attacks on Trump, suggested Trump’s "hair might stand on end” if Kelly "asked him mean questions." 
  
 The Texas senator also questioned why Trump would be "afraid" to debate him head-to-head. 
  
 “He’s been saying this past week he thinks I’m stupid,” Cruz slyly said on conservative Mark Levin’s radio program also on Tuesday night. “He should do very well with someone who is so stupid — away from moderators he’s so afraid of.” 
  
 Cruz furthered his attack on Trump’s decision to bow out of the debate, asking Levin how Trump would handle friction with other world leaders. 
  
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 "I promise you Putin is a lot scarier than Megyn Kelly," Cruz said. "I’d like to hear Donald explain to the American people and to the people of Iowa how he is prepared to be commander-in-chief if he’s terrified by a television host." 
  
 Trump has just recently faced increased scrutiny by the other candidates over his past positions, which used to skew quite liberal. 
  
 The Cruz campaign also released a TV ad on Monday beginning to hit Trump for the view changes. ||||| Cruz, who earlier Tuesday challenged Trump to a one-on-one debate, is petitioning supporters to sign on for a face-off between the two leading GOP contenders. 
  
 ADVERTISEMENT “If Donald Trump is afraid of Megyn Kelly, then Ted Cruz is willing to debate ‘Ducking Donald’ one-on-one,” Cruz’s campaign wrote on its website 
  
 “Ted Cruz is willing to stand up defend his record, anytime, any place. Why isn't Ducking Donald?” 
  
 The site asks supporters to affirm: “Yes, Donald Trump should debate Ted Cruz.” 
  
 Beside the message is an image of Trump photoshopped onto the cartoon character Donald Duck. 
  
 Trump announced earlier Tuesday that he will not participate in Thursday's Fox News GOP presidential debate, saying he doesn't think moderator Megyn Kelly would be fair to him. ||||| Megyn Kelly isn't mincing words when it comes to Donald Trump, or anyone else for that matter! 
  
 In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, the Fox News anchor said the Donald tried (and failed) to win her over prior to their headline-making showdown during the first Republican presidential debate. 
  
 "He would send me press clippings about me that he would just sign 'Donald Trump,'" she said. "And he called me from time to time to compliment a segment. I didn't know why he was doing that. And then when he announced that he was running for president, it became more clear." 
  
 "But I can't be wooed," she continued. "I was never going to love him, and I was never going to hate him." 
  
 Trump unleashed a series of verbal attacks at Kelly after the journalist questioned him about some of his past controversial statements about women. The presidential hopeful claimed that the questions were unfair. 
  
 Vanity Fair contributing editor Evgenia Peretz weighed in on the situation with ET. 
  
 "It seemed to me that he sounded like a jilted suitor," she told ET. 
  
 Kelly also had words for other top newsmakers. 
  
 On Jeb Bush: "How can we trust you to run the government when you can't even run a successful campaign?" 
  
 On Caitlyn Jenner: "Do you feel now that you've gone through the transition that the problems you had prior are still here?" 
  
 On Brian Williams: "Why should the American people trust you when you misled them so many times?" ||||| On her show Tuesday night, Megyn Kelly interviewed Oscar-winning lefty documentarian Michael Moore, but rather than promote his latest movie, the impish provocateur seemed to want to discuss nothing so much as her ongoing feud with Donald Trump, and what he characterized as the “crisis” she had created at Fox News. 
  
 “What does this feel like for you?” Moore asked right out of the gate. “‘Cause you don’t want to be the story. You’re a journalist.” 
  
 Tuesday’s big news, of course, was that after assailing Kelly with criticisms of bias and receiving a series of smart-aleck statements from her network, Trump finally declared that he would not attend Thursday night’s GOP debate, which Kelly is scheduled to co-moderate. 
  
 “What is he afraid of?” Moore asked. “I’m sitting here. I don’t feel any fear.” 
  
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 To his credit, Moore seemed to understand that he was unlikely to inspire any of Kelly’s viewers to see his new movie, Where to Invade Next: “Pluggin’ a movie? No, that’s not why I’m here! I’m on Fox News!” he joyously proclaimed. 
  
 Instead, he devoted a great deal of his time to needling Kelly for the role she inadvertently played in unraveling the media-political fabric of the nation. Moore told Kelly: 
  
 Michael Moore: You have done something that Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Rubio, Cruz, none of them have been able to do, which is to essentially frighten him, make him run, shut him down. Megyn Kelly: Would you move on from the Trump situation? MM: Everyone has tried to do this for months — but you did it! […] MM:To get elected president in this country, you have to come on this network. You have to play ball with this network. Donald Trump today said I’m not playing ball with this network. That’s a historic moment! […] You’ve made this happen. You’ve caused a crisis upstairs. 
  
 Moore seemed sincere in his praise for the host, applauding her for asking the “great question” at the August Republican debate, regarding Trump’s record of belittling women, which got this whole circus started. “God bless you, Megyn Kelly!” he concluded. 
  
 If Moore will not tout his own new release, then perhaps we will. Where to Invade Next will be in theaters Feb. 12. You can view the trailer below: 
  
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After Donald Trump announced his intention to skip Thursday's GOP debate, a gleeful Ted Cruz offered to debate him somewhere where Fox host Megyn Kelly wouldn't frighten him. "We'll do 90 minutes, Lincoln-Douglas, mano a mano, Donald and me," Cruz told a Tuesday night rally in Iowa, per NBC News, calling Trump a "fragile soul." Cruz later told radio host Mark Levin that he would like Trump to "explain to the American people and to the people of Iowa how he is prepared to be commander in chief if he's terrified by a television host," warning that Vladimir Putin is a lot scarier than Kelly. The Hill reports that on his website, Cruz has started a petition asking "Ducking Donald" to debate him. On Kelly's show Tuesday night, Michael Moore decided to talk about Trump instead of his new movie Where to Invade Next, Mediaite reports. He praised Kelly for causing a "crisis upstairs" and told her: "You have done something that Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Rubio, Cruz, none of them have been able to do, which is to essentially frighten him, make him run, shut him down." Fox, meanwhile, issued a statement saying Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski had threatened Kelly by telling a Fox exec that she was in for a "rough couple of days" if she moderated the debate, Politico reports. The network said it won't cave in to "terrorizations"—but Trump "is still welcome at Thursday night's debate and will be treated fairly." (Kelly says Trump once tried to "woo" her.)