“They are going to have the opportunity to fly on Air Trump or these vacations down at Mar-a-Lago Club.’ Screw that, I don’t even have a Trump hat”, he said with a chuckle.
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NY is not used to being in play during the presidential primaries at all, but this year, the primary has become quite intense. “This guy is so bad for New York, look at what happened with Sandy, look at what happened with the aid for certain things, look at what happened with the votes that he gave to NY-guess what, he didn’t give them to NY, he was against New York”.
This renews and escalates tension between the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee, who Donald Trump has repeatedly charged has “rigged the system”. Ted Cruz and endless praise for his brash and outspoken approach. And the truth is NY values are American values.Meanwhile, Cruz is picking up delegates that would vote for the Texas senator on a second ballot.Currently, Trump has 744 delegates, followed by U.S. Sen.
The New York billionaire has railed against Cruz’s efforts in recent days, tweeting on Sunday that “Lyin’ Ted Cruz can’t get votes.so he has to get his delegates from the Republican bosses”. He’s working to get to know the actual delegates, by talking to the men and women who will be traveling to Cleveland for the republican conventions.
“My guess is some delegates might like to fly around on Air Trump or perhaps get a membership to Mar-a-Lago”, Romney told Gregory, a CNN political analyst, referring to the Trump owned resort in Palm Beach, Florida. There are 3.2 million New Yorkers registered with no party or registered with a minor one.
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton hope to emerge victorious from Tuesday’s primaries in ny, contests that offer big delegate hauls and an opportunity for the front-runners to inch closer to their parties’ nominations. But those without a college degree are firmly in the corner of Trump, who has 53 percent support.
Trump later tweeted, “The people of Colorado had their vote taken away from them by the phony politicians”. They can vote for whomever has his or her name put into the nomination.
“I think any candidate would be lucky to have Reince Priebus as a chairman, and they should be begging him to keep continuing the success that he’s had”, Spicer said.
That brings Cruz’s total delegate count up to 559, just under 200 delegates shy of Trump’s 756.
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This means that Sanders’ magic-number percentage would go up to 70 percent to 78 percent if Clinton wins on April 26 contest by an average of 55 percent against 45 percent.
