Clinton enters the race with polled vulnerabilities over her general likability, but with a clear demographic advantage: As the saying in Washington goes, Democrats have to be good but Republicans have to be ideal to win the White House in this day and age.
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Clinton also repeatedly called Trump a new nickname: loose cannon.
Backers said Trump could mend ties with allies of Cruz, who had been his strongest challenger and had trumpeted himself as a true conservative, by meeting with lawmakers in person after a heated campaign in which Trump dubbed the USA senator from Texas “Lyin’ Ted”.
With Trump alone in the race in the Republican party, he being crowned as the presidential nominee at the Cleveland convention in July is now only an formality. “Pay attention. You’re going to like what you hear”. I don’t think she’ll mobilize women and minorities and young people the way Obama did and this is really the Republicans election to lose.
The last man standing between Donald Trump and the Republican presidential nomination has dropped out of the race, setting the stage for a stunning political ascendancy that would have been dismissed by many as utter fantasy just a year ago. Certainly for a while, I was hoping it would be me.
The former Republican governor says she can’t stand Trump and that he’s left her party in disarray. Ted Cruz’s father seems like a nice guy, I don’t know him, but seems like a nice guy, he made frightful statements about me, you know, pray – praying for bad things to happen to me. “We’ll have to wait and see how the convention plays out”, his office said.
McConnell’s comments over the last several months that implied that Trump was not his choice. I’m running my own campaign. “They couldn’t take him on the issues because they basically agreed with them”.
Beyond the opposition of both political parties, a third-party challenger would also need to collect thousands of signatures in each state within a short amount of time to get on the ballot.
Current national poll averages show Clinton ahead of Trump.
“We’re not taking anything for granted”.
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Supporters of U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump hold their hands to their chest as the national anthem is played at a campaign rally in Concord, New Hampshire. “So, we’re going to work hard for every vote, and we’re hopeful that, if we do the work, we can win here in North Carolina and around the country, up and down the ticket”.
