“Indiana happened and you had the chairman of the Republican Party [Reince Priebus] endorse Trump, which I thought was completely inappropriate”, Kasich told Cooper.
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In the interview with CNN, Kasich said of his April speech, outlining two “paths” in the Republican Party: “That’s my insides”.
“Those are two very inconsistent messages, so it would be very hard for me – unless he were to change all of his views and become a uniter – for me to get in the middle of this thing”, the OH governor told CNN’s Anderson Cooper in an exclusive interview, his first since leaving the race. “I gave it my best where I am”.
I don’t think it helps him, but when I sit and I talk with women voters, I just sat in a couple focus groups this past week in Pennsylvania, the women there-not happy with many of his past statements about women. “I think it’s not constructive”.
After Trump’s big win in the in primary, Priebus, the Republican National Committee chairman, declared the NY businessman the presumptive nominee. Ted Cruz, Trump’s stiffest competition in the Republican primaries.
The national Republican Party has spent massive sums of money to develop the database since President Barack Obama’s election set a new standard for using data in national campaigns, from deciding where to send a candidate and how to spend advertising dollars to making sure supporters cast a ballot.
WASHINGTON (CNN) – John Kasich signaled Monday that he still harbors deep uneasiness with Donald Trump as the Republican nominee, declining to endorse him and reiterating that he will not serve as Trump’s vice president.
Trump has said he believes Kasich might make a good running mate, but the OH governor has already ruled out that possibility. The news network posted a preview of the interview, which will air at 8 p.m. Monday. “He just wanted to get thing over”. We’ll see what he does. As Trump generated controversy after controversy, Kasich repeatedly dismissed questions about the pledge, saying Trump wouldn’t be the nominee.
Bird, whose consulting firm now works for the Clinton campaign, said Trump is giving himself a false choice.
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“A time this disruptive in the country and with a party that’s identity is being substantially disrupted there’s going to be a lot of short-term bickering, but I don’t have anything to say about that”, Sasse states. But I told Paul, I said, ‘Paul, I’ll do whatever you want, whatever you need.
