Reporter: Rubio furious after Cruz’s communications director Rick Tyler spread a false report that in this video, Rubio disparages the bible, telling a young Cruz staffer there are not many answers in it. Rubio says that’s an absolute lie.
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“When you look at it right now, it looks like there’s this juggernaut”, said Rich Beeson, a senior aide to one of Trump’s main rivals, Florida Sen. Referring to the Iranians who took 10 Navy sailors hostage in January, Trump said the leader of the Iranians was a “rough guy with a rough mouth”. The California congressman predicted voters in Florida, Rubio’s home state, would determine in mid-March whether Rubio continues or Trump easily rolls on to the nomination.
At a rally in Las Vegas, the billionaire real estate mogul, said he’d like to punch a protester in the face.
Rubio assailed the former reality TV star’s credentials on foreign policy and healthcare, while Cruz hammered at what he called Trump’s liberal views on abortion and health policy. Twelve other states and American Samoa will also be holding primaries or caucuses on that date, known as Super Tuesday.
This year, results will be reviewed by party, then a picture of the tally will be sent to the Associated Press, which will share any data issues with the party, according to a fact sheet.
Mrs Clinton, who won Iowa but was beaten convincingly in New Hampshire by Mr Sanders, has already declared victory in a tweet, thanking people who voted for her, saying “this is your win”.
The Republican primary is also under way in SC, where frontrunner Donald Trump is trying to fend off Texas Senator Ted Cruz. Trump successfully survived the Texan’s attempts to paint him as a liberal.
Bush had four percent (4%) support in the previous survey, but it’s unclear which candidate has gained most from his departure from the race since both Trump and Kasich have experienced similar jumps in support. “But this is a complicated electoral process, and if he does not get a majority of votes on the first ballot, even voters who are pledged to Trump, they’re free after the first ballot generally to vote for whom they want to vote for”. Ted Cruz, Ohio Gov. John Kasich and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
Republicans can stop Trump, but it is becoming less likely every day. Donald Trump and me.
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“We really haven’t had a battle at the convention since 1976”, Pauken tells OneNewsNow, “when Ronald Reagan nearly defeated a sitting President Gerald Ford”.
