To be exact, Trump did not attack former First Lady Barbara Bush for for campaigning for her son Jeb.
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Their victories could herald bitter and grinding races to the nominations for November’s White House election.
The first southern state to vote in the primaries is a rough-and-tumble political swamp.
“We are going now to SC”.
“I’m going to hold a fundraiser right here, right now, across America”, he said before a nationally televised crowd in Concord, New Hampshire. “With the threats facing our nation and our allies, we need a steady hand”. But if you were looking for New Hampshire’s results to give us a better direction on where this presidential sweepstakes is headed, you are bound to be disappointed.
Former President George W. Bush is not the only family member family to hit the trail for Jeb Bush during the campaign.
Though recovered from defeat in the Iowa caucus, Mr. Trump hardly has a cakewalk to the Cleveland convention ahead of him. With more than 90 percent of the vote counted in New Hampshire, Sanders had 60 percent to Clinton’s 38 percent.
But in a tight contest between Kasich, Rubio and Bush, any new voters will help any one of them.
Kasich drew 16 percent of the vote in the Granite State Tuesday night, enough to well outpace his other contenders in the “establishment lane”, including Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, who ended his campaign on Wednesday.
Iowa victor Ted Cruz has a rocky relationship with a number of his Republican colleagues in Congress.
The significant victory for Sanders Tuesday is expected to deliver momentum heading into the Nevada caucuses and the SC primary later this month.
“What the people here have said is that given the enormous crises facing our country, it is just too late for the same old, same old establishment politics and establishment economics”.
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Republican voters hoping to save their party from disaster in the fall, and for years to come, should look for a candidate willing to take on that challenge. Lindsey Graham, a Seneca Republican dropped out of the presidential race.
