“She wants to make America whole again and I’m trying to figure out what that is all about”, Trump said, referring to Clinton’s speech earlier in the night during which she criticized his campaign slogan.
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“They’re declaring Marco Rubio the big loser of the night, which is true, he didn’t win anything”, Trump said.
The results were a grievous setback for Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who has insistently argued that among the Republican candidates, only he has the political standing to compete with Mr Trump in a head-to-head race.
Baker has been critical of trump in the past and has said it is unlikely he would be voting for him the primary.
We followed that and every moment last night so you didn’t have to. “Ted Cruz is not my favorite by any means, but we may be in a position where we have to rally around Ted Cruz as the only way to stop Donald Trump”. The Vermont senator notched a big win in his home state, though.
Clinton, who also won the Democratic caucuses in the territory of American Samoa, said, “We have to make strong the broken places, re-stitch the bonds of trust and respect across our country”. So I congratulate Ted Cruz on that win.
Trump strongly denies that, saying he made the Republican party dynamic and diverse and that now Democrats and Independents were joining the party.
But that doesn’t faze Kasich, who says he will win Ohio’s March 15 primary and the large crowds he’s drawn at campaign events will turn into wins in other spring primaries.
Sen. Ted Cruz banked a Texas-sized win in his home state and was on track to win more votes than Trump and Sen.
Rubio did come close to winning another state-Virginia, where he came within three points of beating out Trump. “Rubio would get 29%, Kasich 22%, Cruz 24%, and Trump 9% of Carson’s vote”, Mitchell said.
“I know people are going to find that a little bit hard to believe, but believe me, I am a unifier”, he said and tried to assure the party he would be the best one to defeat Democratic party’s likely presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Most of the remaining swing states lean Democrat and contain high Latino and black demographics – which are fleeing Trump and falling behind Clinton.
“I think we’re going to be more inclusive…more unified, and I think we’re going to be a much bigger party”.
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The rivals of both Trump and Clinton aim to knock them off their pedestals in contests ahead in Michigan, Florida and IL.
