After finishing first in Tuesday night’s primary, Trump has his sights set on the next major contest. “When you match up the record of Hillary Clinton to the record of Bernie Sanders, there simply is no comparison”. Hakeem Jeffries reaffirmed his support for Clinton Wednesday on a conference call after her defeat in New Hampshire. The 18-hour haul reported Wednesday is 25 percent of what the Vermonter raised in January.
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“He had big momentum out of Iowa, and it wasn’t maintained”, he said.
“If you take a look at the person that says that, they spent, like, well over $100 million, something along that, and they got nothing”.
After election results came in on Tuesday evening, the two-term governor said he was returning to New Jersey rather than moving on to SC, the next primary contest, and would reassess his campaign.
“I’m going to hold a fundraiser right here, right now, across America”, Sanders said at Concord High School.
With Mr. Christie and Ms. Fiorina suspending their campaigns, the Republican presidential battle is now a six-man race.
But similar levels of support for Kasich, Senator Ted Cruz, Senator Marco Rubio and former Florida governor Jeb Bush left the field in turmoil.
Rubio acknowledged the damage Saturday’s debate may have done in his speech Tuesday night.
Rubio was in SC this morning but returned to Washington for the Senate debate and vote on new North Korea sanctions.
Cruz told the Mike Gallagher radio show today that “South Carolina is going to play a key role in choosing whether the Republican nominee is a proven conservative or simply a candidate who talks the talk on the trail but hasn’t walked the walk”.
Kasich faces an uphill task as the GOP campaign shifts to SC, where he has little organization and his moderate views may face a chilly reception. Ohio Governor John Kasich finished a distant second. They deserve skilled and honest ones.
Rubio, the candidate who had been widely viewed as Trump’s biggest threat, suffered deep wounds in New Hampshire after a strong showing in Iowa that some pundits believed would propel him to the top ranks of the establishment Republicans. After faring poorly in both states, Christie ended his campaign.
One undeclared voter, who gave his name only as Paul, said he picked up a Democratic ballot to vote for Sen.
Sanders was the most-discussed candidate on the Democratic side, capturing 55.3 per cent of mentions in yaks, or anonymous posts made by users, in New Hampshire, compared with Clinton’s 44.7 per cent, the location-based app said.
A male participant, asked if the blue language could hurt Trump more in SC than it did in Iowa or New Hampshire, said it would.
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With the additional funds, Devine says they’ll be able to launch advertising campaigns in Colorado, Minnesota and Oklahoma, as well as expand advertising efforts in MA.
