It’s over for Bernie. And after a month of western or Midwest states that posed unique challenges to front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the past several weeks have seen them playing to hometown crowds.
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Clinton has struggled to generate excitement about her candidacy and assuage voter concerns about her trustworthiness, while Trump fares badly among women and minorities in polls.
“They should get out”, Trump said Thursday night, echoing a pair of tweets earlier in the day in which Trump made the same call.
As an example, he said the accusation by the Clinton camp that Sanders’ health care plan would dismantle the Affordable Care Act was rated “Mostly False” by PolitiFact, but Costello cut in.
Yet even though Clinton’s coalition of voters this year was remarkably different from what it was in 2008, it still gave her a little more support in NY than she had eight years ago.
“These attacks against Secretary Castro are completely unfounded, short sighted, and only serve to pit us against each other”, said Cristobal Alex, the fund’s president.
Regarding the taxation without congressional representation issue, Kasich said, “I mean, that’s a good point”.
Speaking at a town-hall event on NBC’s “Today” show Thursday, Trump said North Carolina’s bathroom law has caused unnecessary strife and transgender people should be able to choose which bathroom to use. “We have probably spent United States dollars 4 trillion in the Middle East”, the Republican front runner said in his speech.
To the surprise of no one, the Republican National Committee held its spring meeting in South Florida this week, and decided not to change its convention rules. Trump personally did not attend the meeting, but was represented by his close aides. “So I am supposed to wait a half an hour because there are thousands of people outside trying to get in”.
The report said that Trump’s spending came to a mere 13 cents a vote as he garnered 60 percent of the vote. I’ve never introduced myself.
“At the same time”, Lind argues, “the success of the Democrats in winning the popular vote for the presidency in every election since 1992 except 2004 has convinced most Democratic strategists that they don’t need socially conservative, economically liberal Reagan Democrats any more”. They’re going to pour in, they’re filling up the floor.
“The Trump campaign needs to publicly reject bullying and threats of violence”, the chairman, who was not identified, said. Ted Cruz. To have a shot at reaching a majority of delegates, Trump must win big in the 15 remaining primary contests on the calendar.
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Trump is increasingly optimistic about his chances in five states set to vote on Tuesday: Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. “I’m not going to reach 1,237, and Donald Trump is not going to reach 1,237”, said Cruz, who added he had the ability to unite the Republican Party after a bitter nomination battle.
