Arnold Schwarzenegger officially endorsed Ohio Gov. John Kasich Sunday – first on Snapchat and then at an outdoor rally on the Republican presidential candidate’s home turf. Republican presidential candidate, Ohio Gov. John Kasich speaks to Ann Herndon of South Boardman, Mich., whose fiancee is a U.S. Army veteran who served in Afghanistan and is having problems with benefits and support, Saturd.
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Other income sources during those seven years came from public speaking, investments, writings, Fox News commentary, serving on boards and his salary as governor of OH after assuming the office in January 2011.
“It’s not just the whole country that’s watching MI – now the world’s beginning to watch”, Kasich said Monday during a campaign stop in the state.
The Kasich campaign is hoping to bank on this local appeal as well as their strong organization in the Buckeye State to notch up a big win on 15 March.
Donald Trump now leads the most recent polls in the three primary states for March 8: Michigan, Mississippi and Idaho. Since Trump losing is a condition precedent to an ultimate triumph by any Establishment-backed candidate, that’s where the rooting interests of Team Rubio will lie.
Last week, Kasich guaranteed a win in Ohio. Winning Michigan’s primary would be a surprising and much-needed boost for Kasich, who hasn’t won any state primaries. Marco Rubio of Florida have so far largely ceded OH to Mr. Kasich and Mr. Trump.
And Trump typically leads among voters who make up their minds early, according to PPP, with 80 percent of his OH supporters saying they’ll “definitely” vote for him.
Henry Rosenstein, a high schooler from Dublin, Ohio, told the Guardian: “I always kind of thought Kasich has made the most sense out of the Republican candidates”.
Kasich has a slew of endorsements from former governors, politicians and newspapers, such as The New York Times and The Boston Globe.
“Secretary Clinton went out of her way to mischaracterize my history as it relates to the 2008 auto industry bailout”, Sanders said during a rally in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He’ll watch the results of that primary Tuesday night in Columbus.
“Kasich leads Trump 55/40 if voters had to choose just between the two of them”, the statement continues.
“I think it’s important, when you go to a convention, when you end up there – which it looks like we will – that it be a fair process”.
Schwarzenegger was selected to replace Republican front-runner Donald Trump in the NBC reality TV show “Celebrity Apprentice”.
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“If I spend any more time in MI, I have to start paying taxes”, Kasich told CNN’s Anderson Cooper. But he is confident that he will win his home state on March 15.
