“Thank you, I will never forget!” he said on Twitter.
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March has also seen a proliferation of anti-Trump advertising, according to AP’s analysis of more than 250 political advertisements on broadcast TV and national cable over the past year.
That lead, however, is more than 300 pledged delegates – roughly double the margin that then-Illinois Sen.
That math has forced Sanders to defend his path to victory amid whispers he should drop out.
“There’s some mythology going around that we can’t win this election – that is mythology”, Sanders thundered at a Los Angeles rally on Wednesday night.
Clinton won in Arizona on Tuesday, maintaining a lopsided advantage over Bernie Sanders in the Democratic race despite his wins in Utah and Idaho on the same night. The vast majority of California’s GOP delegates June 7 will be allocated by congressional district, with the victor of each of the state’s 53 districts receiving three delegates.
Roughly 80,000 people caucused for the Democrats Tuesday.
His online fundraising acts like an ATM – he has collected more than $140 million from 2 million donors, raising $94 million in increments of $200 or less.
Yet the numbers remain hard for Sanders.
In a CNN interview Wednesday, Mr. Cruz called for Mr. Kasich to drop out and suggested he’d find a place in his future administration. Kasich is the third candidate seeking the GOP nomination and has no way to accumulate enough delegates to win the nomination. But he’s so far behind in the hunt for delegates that he can’t win the nomination in the primary season. “I really trust him, he’s not too much for either side”.
“He can’t win, but he’s also the Energizer bunny”.
Walker, whose run for president ended in September after a 90-day campaign, has yet to endorse anyone in the race. But Kasich’s inability to win more than his home state of OH has left him a longshot in Wisconsin. Both men were campaigning in the state this week.
“I’m the only one that beats Hillary Clinton”, Gov. Kasich said. He could be the most disliked politician in the country.
To target Muslims in this way “is not only wrong and un-American”, Obama said in a news conference in Argentina, “but it also would be counterproductive because it would reduce the strength, the antibodies that we have to resist the terrorism”.
Overall, Clinton tops Trump 46 percent to 40 percent and Cruz 45 percent to 42 percent, but trails Kasich 47 percent to 39 percent.
Sanders has pledged to take his campaign to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia to give Democratic voters a choice.
Superdelegates are party leaders and elected officials who are free to support anyone they choose.
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“We’re going into a period of the process where we feel we can win”. The former Secretary of State said, “the threat we face from terrorism is real, it is urgent, and it knows no boundaries”. “The idea is to chip away at her lead in delegates”.
