“We’re going to hire somebody to fix those problems and I think Donald Trump has proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, he can build things”, he said.
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Trump’s campaign announced he had hired Rick Wiley as his national political director.
Trump leads the Republican delegate count with 743 followed by Cruz with 545 and Ohio Gov. John Kasich in a distant third with 143.
But he did have complaints when Cruz operatives worked successfully to win technically uncommitted delegates in conventions, as they did in Louisiana and North Dakota.
Donald Trump is super popular in Pennsylvania and likely to win that state’s primary April 26. Names like Mitt Romney, Marco Rubio – who has more delegates than Kasich – and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan have been suggested, but I highly doubt these contingencies will occur. That is you earn the votes of a majority of the delegates elected by the people.
“Republican Party bigwigs fought back at Donald Trump Wednesday following the GOP presidential front-runner’s latest onslaught over his party’s nominating process being “crooked” and rigged”. He is facing delegate setbacks in Virginia, Arkansas, Colorado, Indiana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Tennessee, Louisiana, Georgia, Iowa, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Wyoming, Washington State, Missouri, and California.
Kasich does not have a mathematical possibility of garnering the necessary delegates to clinch the nomination.
The selection of a Republican presidential nominee in Cleveland is ripe for heightened drama because of the strong possibility of a contested convention.
“It has nothing to do with democracy”, Trump said. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. The group launched a micro-targeted digital ad buy using search terms, social media and conservative website of users in congressional districts in the Bronx and Brooklyn where they believe Cruz can cut into Trump’s margin and pick up delegates.
Trump has been complaining lately that the Republican National Committee is rigging the process to prevent him of reaching the number of delegates needed to capture the nomination.
The rules state that those three delegates representing the district – must have two vote for Trump and one vote for Cruz – the second place finisher.
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In our interview and in other conversations, Haughland has cited the GOP’s convention Rules 37 and 38.
