Another delegate candidate, Cruz supporter Aldridk Gessa, told CNN the Trump campaign had called to see if she would be willing to support him on a later ballot.
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Tuesday’s primary in NY proved that Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are the front-runners in their respective parties, with both candidates winning big in a state that was crucial to each campaign.
The Republican National Committee gathered at a seaside resort in southern Florida for its annual spring meeting.
“So to show you how honorable the people in the room were, they taped these conversations, they didn’t tell anybody, probably illegal, I wonder if it’s illegal, maybe they have to go to jail, but they taped it, which is fine because what he said is ideal”. “And I haven’t seen it. It’s not good enough to do it for 30 minutes one day and then the other hours of the day try to divide”.
Sanders said the results in the South “distort reality” because they came from the country’s “most conservative region”. “Sen. Cruz is just about mathematically eliminated”.
“If we could win Washington it’s going to be over”, Trump proclaimed. I don’t take it that he really means it, ” said Henry Barbour, a party national committeeman from MS who has said in the past it would be “very hard” for him to vote for Trump.
But Trump’s critics, including rival Ted Cruz, tried to use Manafort’s assertion that he has simply been “playing a part” as an opportunity to undercut the front-runner’s core strength: that he’s authentic to a fault and says what he believes, regardless of the political repercussions.
“Trump has to make the transition from public figure to public servant”, he added. Tad Devine, Sanders’ senior adviser, told reporters that the campaign will “assess where we are” following next week’s primaries in Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally, Thursday, April 21, 2016, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg, Pa. Those comments prompted headlines saying that he backtracked or amended his position, but the Republican presidential candidate did not explicitly state that he no longer supports transgender individuals being able to use the bathroom of their choice.
Cruz lashed out at Trump’s “support of grown men using women’s restrooms”.
Donald trump is stirring up controversy over North Carolina’s new bathroom law, and the underdogs on both sides are pushing back at suggestions that it’s time for them to drop out.
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“There have been very few complaints the way it is”, Trump said.
