Rubio campaign rejects Trump's call to get out

Mar 08, 2016, 06:30

Cruz won in Kansas and Maine - Trump answered with victories in Louisiana and Kentucky.

And among Democrats, Sanders looks toward MI on Tuesday night and upcoming contests to try and catch Clinton in the delegate math.

The Republican frontrunner also unabashedly said, "So far, everyone who has attacked me has gone down".

She says, "It wasn't a close call". "I'd be very proud having any one of them at the top of the ticket". "He is a successful businessman".

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In the meantime Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are going to fight it out in caucus in Nebraska and Kansas besides primary in Louisiana. While it may be too late to consolidate voters behind a single non-Trump candidate, his rivals could collectively deprive him of the majority of delegates required to sew up the nomination.

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"What we saw in Kansas is a manifestation of a real shift in momentum", Cruztold reporters in Idaho.

With the Republican race in chaos, establishment figures frantically are looking for any way to derail Mr Trump, perhaps at a contested convention if no candidate can get enough delegates to lock up the nomination in advance.

"Everyone's trying to figure out how to stop Trump", the billionaire marveled at an afternoon rally in Orlando.

True, he scores better among Republicans (with 47% of Republicans holding a favorable opinion of him), but that's because of support within the more moderate, establishment wing of the Republican party. "Marco Rubio, very strong in Florida".

Rosemary O'Hara, the newspaper's editorial page editor, said in an interview with CNN's Brooke Baldwin that it's the first time the Sun-Sentinel hasn't endorsed a presidential candidate. "No matter what the pundits say, it is the voters who will decide this election". Rubio has won one.

Count Wichita's Barb Berry among those who propelled Cruz to victory in Kansas, where GOP officials reported extremely high turnout. "Marco said he'll go to all 50 states to stop Donald Trump".

The result adds to Mr Cruz's previous victories in Iowa, Alaska, Oklahoma and his home state of Texas. "Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud", Romney said last week.

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Trump edged out Texas Senator Ted Cruz by 4 percentage points, winning 82,493 total votes to Cruz's 72,503. Rubio had one win in Minnesota. She's drawn strong support from black voters, a sizable part of the Louisiana Democratic primary electorate.

"I think it's time that he dropped out of the race", Trump said of Rubio afterward. It takes 2,383 delegates to win the Democratic nomination.

In these five states, 178 Republican delegates and 155 Democratic delegates are there for the taking. In Louisiana's primary, there was no threshold to earn delegates.

Super Saturday puts Clinton ahead of Sanders by a margin of 1,121 to 479 delegates. "It's broken all the rules of history so far and I have a feeling it's going it break a few more rules before we finish", Romney said. He's hoping his emphasis on reducing income inequality plays well in a state hit hard over the years by shifting economic trends and globalization.

In the overall race for Republican delegates, Trump leads with at least 375 and Cruz has at least 291. Rubio had 123 delegates and Kasich had 33.

Marco Rubio had 14.3 percent of the vote in Kansas, and John Kasich had nine percent of the votes. With Trump's challengers insisting they are in it for the long haul, there is a chance no candidate will rack up the 1,237 delegates needed to secure the nomination before the convention in July.

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