Trump won Alabama, Massachusetts, Georgia, Virginia, Arkansas, Vermont and Tennessee.
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Rubio lamented that the debates have lacked substance “because perhaps Donald Trump has been perhaps the most vulgar, no I don’t perhaps, the most vulgar person to ever aspire to the presidency in terms of how he’s carried out his candidacy”. “We saw the highest Black voter turnout in history in 2008”. They also object to what they say is Trump’s “hateful, anti-Muslim rhetoric” and his advocacy for waging trade wars.
“I saw this video last week where [Trump is] sitting in front of a camera saying, ‘We’re going to hire the best people, and I’m going to hand-pick them … and instructors, the best instructors in the world.’ One of them, by the way, was the manager at a Buffalo Wild Wings”.
“I don’t like him”, Trump said.
I have to wonder if Mitt Romney did any kind of “takedown of Trump”.
“Here’s what I know”. I think I’m going to send him a bill for new carpets. Unluckily for Sanders, who until recently was a worthy competitor for Clinton, the night was a complete disaster.
Now, Sanders managed to win four states to Clinton’s seven, which might not sound that big of a loss if one doesn’t factor in the fact that the states the senator won are small, which means fewer delegates in his column.
“That’s the quandary that we’re in, ” Rubio told Guthrie. And, in fairness to Trump, Sen. It takes 1,237 delegates to win the GOP nomination.
Rubio defended making “a couple of jokes” at Trump’s expense because, Rubio said, Trump has been “personally offending not just everyone in the race but women and minorities and the disabled”.
With slightly more than 20 percent of the vote in, Trump has 44 percent of the vote, with Texas Sen. “It would be a very new adventure for all of us if Donald Trump is the nominee”.
The billionaire businessman and GOP front-runner was pressed a few times by CNN’s Jake Tapper on Sunday, but he refused to distance himself from Duke’s endorsement.
‘Look, I go into the debates and I hope every question is a policy question, ‘ he said.
Asked whether they could and would support Trump as the GOP standard-bearer in the fall election, both Rubio and Cruz (and Ohio Gov. John Kasich) said yes.
Marco Rubio has even joined the party by mocking the size of Trump’s hands while also hinting about the size of Trump’s manhood. An interesting twist earlier in the race was the end of a detente between Cruz and Trump after the senator’s victory in the Iowa caucus.
The Republican establishment has been struggling to prevent newcomer Trump from seizing the conservative party’s nomination for the general election.
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The Super Tuesday primaries did not bode well for Bernie Sanders. Thus far, Cruz has proven a more formidable opponent, taking two states.
