John Kasich issued an openly hostile statement to Reince Priebus after he suggested repercussions for opponents that didn’t endorse nominee Donald Trump.
John Kasich (R) is staying away from the Republican National Convention this year even though it’s in his home state, and the Trump campaign—who has struggled to unite the Republican party—are unhappy with his decision.
Donald Trump has become the presumptive GOP presidential candidate after both his rivals dropped out of the race, but a number of Republicans are working on a hail Mary.
Ted Cruz denied any alliance with fellow GOP presidential candidate John Kasich, just days after announcing that they were forming an anti-Trump coalition.
Former U.S. House Speaker John Boehner is not a fan of presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, and used some strong words to describe him during an evening talk at Stanford University on April 27.
Jeff Weaver, the campaign manager for Sanders, said that his candidate would stay in the race all the way to the convention even if Clinton had the pledged delegate and vote lead at the conclusion of the primary season.
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump mocked his rivals, saying that the partnership between Ted Cruz and John Kasich is a desperate act of “collusion” between two candidates that are “mathematically dead.”
Two weeks ago Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz seemed to have all the momentum in the presidential race. But on Tuesday night the narrative changed once again. So what do the New York results mean for the 2016 election?
Rep. Peter King predicted a big win for Donald Trump ahead of the New York Republican primary, joking that if Ted Cruz were the Republican nominee that he would “take cyanide.”
The possibility that the Republican primary race could end in a contested convention is a journalist’s dream and one that the media has speculated on during every electoral cycle in recent memory.