Ted Cruz, the US senator from Texas who won the Iowa nominating contest, must do well in his home state on Tuesday to regain momentum.
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“There have been multiple media reports about Donald’s business dealings with the mob, with the mafia”, Cruz said Sunday on ABC’s This Week. “I knew it would make some people upset”, Christie said Monday on “Ask The Governor”.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush promptly and graciously bowed out after the SC vote, and many of his political and financial supporters flocked to Rubio.
Right now, it’s the superdelegates that have secured Clinton her wide lead over Sanders.
“I will support the Republican nominee”, Cruz said.
In November, Rubio released almost two years of statements for the card, hoping to put to rest any lingering questions of impropriety.
He was sticking with his all-out assault on leading GOP rival Donald Trump’s character, vowing to “never let the Republican Party and conservative movement be taken over by a con artist”. “Maybe he’s written them a bunch of checks”, he continued.
In a release created to prompt GOP front-runner Donald Trump to respond, Rubio’s campaign released five years of documents – though the campaign released only partial returns, omitting the detailed schedules and documents that would bring transparency into the couple’s income, charitable giving and tax strategies.
“Super Tuesday” in the United States primary race is considered a make-or-break day for candidates, as a good portion of delegates for the party’s respective conventions is doled out in the vote.
The states holding both Democratic and Republican primaries on Tuesday will be Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont and Virginia.
If Republicans opposed to Donald Trump’s presidential nomination can’t slow him down by mid-March, they’ll have one final, desperate card to play.
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“With the exception of Texas, Trump is positioned to reinforce on Tuesday what he has already established in his unprecedented primary run”, said Lee M. Miringoff, director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. “He’s trying to move up in life I guess” another NJ resident said. But, Cruz said, he would support whoever becomes the party’s nominee, “Period”. On Friday morning, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie unexpectedly announced Trump is the only person “who can turn Washington D.C. around”.
