“Donald Trump has zero foreign-policy experience”, Rubio said during an event in Okatie, South Carolina. In the first 18-hours after polls closed, Sanders received $5.2 million – 25 percent of what the Vermont Senator raised in the month of January, when he out-raised Clinton last month by about $6 million.
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Rubio: Sen. Marco Rubio was the candidate seen as most likely to profit in New Hampshire from a better-than-expected finish in Iowa. Donald Trump’s slight drop among rural voters was matched with a slight gain in rural for Ohio Governor John Kasich.
While Clinton’s loss to Sanders in New Hampshire is not surprising, her lack of support from women in a blue state is a serious blow that “undermines the foundation of Hillary Clinton’s campaign”, according to the Huffington Post. [My family and I] will make a decision on our next step forward based on the results that come in here in New Hampshire.
Rubio is stepping up his attacks after being widely mocked for repeating the same talking point multiple times – even as Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey (R) ripped him for doing so.
Count Nashua vehicle salesman Val Goldenberg as a Trump voter: “I think America really needs a good shake-up”, he said.
Over half a million voters cast ballots on Tuesday, Feb. 9 in the New Hampshire primary, a large turnout across the small Northeastern state.
State Rep. Debbie Mayfield, R-Vero Beach – who spent a snowy weekend before the primary working for Rubio in New Hampshire with South Carolina Republicans Sen.
Democrat frontrunner Bernie Sanders has headed to Harlem, New York, to court the African-American vote.
Stressing his campaign’s positive focus, Kasich told his supporters his second-place finish suggested that “at a time when clearly change is in the air, maybe, just maybe, we are turning the page on the dark part of American politics”.
Jeb Bush, who finished fourth in New Hampshire, said he was looking at a long-term strategy for his GOP nomination.
The two-term governor, who flew overnight to SC, maintained he’d stay on message. “And I think that’s real problematic”.
We’re going to hear more speculation that Trump will either now win everywhere, or that we’re headed for a contested convention with no candidate winning an overall delegate majority.
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On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders performed well in line with what polls were predicting and placed a resounding victory over Hillary Clinton. Marco Rubio, the latter of whom never recovered from his “Rubiobot” moment in Saturday’s debate.
