Right now FiveThirtyEight’s projections show Clinton running at 108 percent of what she needs to meet her target for the nomination, while they have Trump at 95 percent of what he needs, meaning he could well fall short. Ted Cruz to win the GOP nomination for president.
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Donald Trump has provided two great services to the nation during this campaign season.
“We’re really, really rocking”, he said. “As he tries to pull back, the intensity of the voters he’s bringing to the polls is going to come down”. Eight in 10 say Sanders is honest while 6 in 10 say that of Clinton. According to RNC officials, every delegation hotel will have a security presence, and the committee urged state party leaders to tell their delegates to contact law enforcement in the event they receive threats.
“I think that is my responsibility to hear everybody out and make a judgment at some point”, said Calvin Tucker, a delegate candidate from Philadelphia. “Under no circumstances would I vote for him”.
Last month Trump told CNN that if he is denied the nomination at the convention, “I think you’d have riots”.
Donald Trump, the GOP front-runner, is not expected to reach the required 1,237-delegate threshold that would secure his nomination prior to the convention, even with a victory in Pennsylvania, Madonna said.
King expects a big victory Tuesday for Trump.
The group also said it will start airing other TV ads in June and plans to spend heavily on digital advertising to support Clinton and attack Cruz and Trump. “He has experience in managing at a high level these kind of campaigns”. Without Trump in the race, it’s likely that Jeb Bush or a similar candidate would be the nominee. Senator McConnell said that Mitt Romney will become the Republican presidential nominee, and that Romney is an “oustanding” candidate. Bernie Sanders, while the GOP field thinned out after the exits of retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson and one of the Republican establishment favorites, Florida Sen. The gentler side of Trump that political observers noticed in his Tuesday speech dissipated during a Wednesday rally in IN, where Trump took some of his favorite cracks at both Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich.
“The most powerful force in our time is the grassroots of the American people rising”, Cruz said. “The party was split between two camps: Those who were resigned to him, and those ready to offer resistance to him”. “It’s a message to the party leadership”.
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“He had a chance to put this thing away”, Madden said. His immediate problem, other than the fact of his inability to win over minority voters, is that next week’s map – Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware – looks a lot like the NY map, if you don’t count all those tall buildings and the Naked Cowboy in Times Square.
