With the IN primary just days away, Cruz trails Trump 15 points IN the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll.
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“At the convention, the highest total Trump gets, it will be the first ballot and that we are seeing the party unite behind our campaign”, said Cruz, calling a Trump presidency “a disaster”.
Supporters of businessman Donald Trump in Arizona screamed foul after Texas Sen. “It s already over”.
Trump won more than 49 percent of the GOP primary vote in MA.
Yet in spite of these high stakes, Cruz would not commit to coming out against Trump, who he believes will lose to Hillary Clinton in the general election if he ends up with the GOP nomination.
He referenced the San Bernardino attacks and criticized President Barack Obama for lecturing Americans about “Islamaphobia” rather than condemning Islamic terrorism.
Republican hopeful for the United States presidency Donald Trump said those who protested against him in the California Republican Party were convention thugs and criminals, the media reported.
Trump continues to lead the overall Republican delegate count with 994, according to the tally made by the Associated Press. However, Trump’s supporters statewide who were unaware of the convention are still upset.
Meantime, Trump’s IN campaign called the move “un-American” and “un-democratic”.
“By the way, if we win IN, it’s over. OK?” It’s a mandate… a really important mandate. “Real change. It’s a mandate for genius”, he said. After leaving her position at Hewlett-Packard, she unsuccessfully ran against Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer in 2010. Graham had sought the nomination himself. She is significantly ahead of her sole challenger, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, in the contest for the Democratic nomination, but has yet to clinch a majority of the delegates to the party’s July national convention. “We are heading to a contested convention”, he said. Thirteen percent of people surveyed said they didn’t know who they’d support, and the poll has a 5 percent margin of error. “We’ve got to straighten out this country”.
But Arlett says he’s not concerned delegates might vote for either candidate on later ballots, though he says one may peel off – declining to identify a specific delegate.
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In his Fox interview, Trump defended at length his views on foreign policy, which he outlined in a speech last week in Washington that drew criticism for sometimes contradictory views. “And it was the weakest endorsement anyone has seen in a long time”, Trump said of Pence’s endorsement of Cruz.
