But on Friday evening – just days before New Hampshire’s presidential primary – Kasich got back-to-back questions about the crisis from crowd.
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After recent endorsements and nonstop positive coverage from the New York Times and Boston Globe, other outlets, such as the Washington Post, have joined in on the act, portraying Kasich as someone who is deeply in touch with his emotions and a man who has an independent mindset, unlike his supposed hardline radical opponents.
Plunderbund fans know how wrong Gov. Kasich is on most issues, but on one he’s very right. He says Bush and Christie should tell the super PACs backing them to take down negative television ads, several of which slam Kasich.
Gov. Kasich has relied on his resume in Washington to separate himself from the other GOP jokers in the deck.
“(Politics) has to be about something real”, he said. “I love your Buckeyes and I’ll be back soon”, he said before adding, “not too soon”. So why is he insulting New Hampshire voters by assuming they don’t know how to work a search engine well enough to find he’s lying through his teeth?
Watch Kasich lie about his record with a straight face.
“Just because someone makes a speech doesn’t mean they’re on the take”, Kasich said. But what is truly surprising is how shameless Kasich is about it. Granted, the definition of “strong” is open to debate, but if the top three candidates coming out of last week’s Iowa caucuses – Ted Cruz, Donald Trump and Marco Rubio – leave the rest of the field far behind, then Kasich will have to reassess his candidacy. Marco Rubio (R-FL), and Sen. Without naming names, basic Kasich tried to turn the tables, saying using God to win elections “cheapens God”. Rand Paul suspending his presidential campaign. “I’d go to Kentucky either to speak for or against him, whatever would help”. And Mr. Kasich is no moderate. Where has this openness been hiding? Kasich joked to a woman who told him she was a ballot counter.
So, Kasich lies. A lot.
Trump is leading every major poll of New Hampshire by large margins.
John Kasich believes he is in a great position heading into Tuesday night’s New Hampshire primary, and is confident that his positive and retail politics-focused campaign will get him there. She will look at you and say, ‘You hired [Director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Craig] Butler.
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“That has never happened before in American history”, Kasich remarked about the indie hit being played at a Republican town hall.
