Trump, with victories in 10 states, continues to dominate the conversation and the delegate count.
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Kasich talked with “RunningMate” shortly before Super Tuesday, but after Trump repeatedly declined to disavow an endorsement from former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke in a “State of the Union” interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper.
Trump also hit rival Marco Rubio, who went after the businessman with gusto on the debate stage. We want to hear from you. “Kasich and Rubio are going to need something like a miracle”, said Cole.
Cruz, too, took the fight to Trump, saying that while it’s easy to print campaign slogans on baseball caps, as Trump does, the question is whether Trump understands what made America great in the first place.
“The idea that all you do is spend your time trashing somebody else, that is not the way I do politics”, Kasich said.
“You’ve bankrupted four companies”.
Cruz adds that that he wouldn’t ban any kind of firearms and will appoint judges who’ll protect gun rights.
The Wall Street Journal finally asked Gardner, “Is there a reason you won’t say, ‘I will support Donald Trump if he’s the nominee?’ Your candidate said that tonight”.
Trump, meanwhile, opened up another searing attack on Rubio at a rally in MI.
“I’m not going to even go there”, Romney said.
“‘I can foresee?'” Lauer asked.
Trump has found himself on the defensive for a large portion of the night, facing questions on his record, including on statements regarding the civil suit over Trump University. “He doesn’t have the temperament to be president”, Romney said.
His second reply: “No reasonable scenario I can imagine”. Rubio said Trump is “trying to con people into giving him their vote”.
“And let’s be clear, nothing I have ever said comes anything close to what Donald Trump says regularly on a daily and routine basis”.
And he turned the tables, saying Rubio is “the real con artist”.
“That is not what you said in the op-ed -” Trump said. But he pointed out many people supported him during that race. “He couldn’t get elected dog catcher”.
While Trump saw the greatest number of overall mentions on social media site Twitter, an analysis showed that 63 percent of the tweets expressing an opinion on him were negative, according to social media analytics firm Brandwatch which separated objective tweets from opinionated tweets in its analysis.
“You’re looking well. You’re looking well”. “It would cause a revolt”, Mr. Cruz told reporters at a campaign stop in Orono, Maine.
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“There are a lot of folks who endorsed me that I would not want to see as president”.
