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2016-04-25 13:21:01

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When you judge, you'll be judged. Trump got boggled down with pathetic pity, attacking Kasich eating style and Cruz wining. Give me a break, what's your ideal? How specific can you help out the Americans? HOW! Not these personal attacks, just Fxxx street smart, show buzz - can you imagine such no-dignity to represent you and me? No way. Man. Read this:

“I have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. I’m always telling my young son, Barron, I’m saying — and I, always with my kids, all of them — I say, ‘Children, small little bites. Small,’” Trump said. “This guy takes a pancake, and he’s shoving it in his mouth. It’s disgusting! Do you want that for your president? I don’t think so, I don’t think so; honestly, it’s disgusting.”

Trump is so out of touch to reach out to ordinary people. Have you ever eaten like Kasich style? I did, even now - you're so busy on your butt off - such a life born-up elites like Trump can't even imagine.

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Blasting ‘pathetic’ agreement, Trump mocks and taunts rivals Cruz and Kasich

 
 
 
 

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“To ensure that we nominate a Republican who can unify the Republican Party and win in November, our campaign will focus its time and resources in Indiana and in turn clear the path for Gov. Kasich to compete in Oregon and New Mexico, and we would hope that allies of both campaigns would follow our lead.”
Jeff Roe, Ted Cruz's campaign manager
 
Cruz and Kasich devise strategy to keep Trump from clinching three primary states 
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Pennsylvania GOP polling averages
Donald Trump: 42%
The winner of the state -- which looks likely to be Trump -- gets 17 delegates. The other 54 are unpledged.
 
Ted Cruz: 27%
Cruz is second in current polling averages.
 
John Kasich: 24%
Kasich has the support of people high in the state GOP, including former governor Tom Ridge.
 
 
Maryland GOP polling averages
Donald Trump: 44%
There are 38 delegates at stake in Maryland for the GOP.
 
John Kasich: 29%
Kasich has been banking on a strong showing in Northeastern states.
 
Ted Cruz: 21%
Cruz is third in polling averages in the state.
 
 
Connecticut GOP polling averages
Donald Trump: 48%
In the Republican race, Donald Trump has a clear lead with 20 points over John Kasich.
 
John Kasich: 28%
Kasich is far behind the front-runner in the polls.
 
Ted Cruz: 19%
Cruz isn't polling well in the state.
 
 
Pennsylvania Democratic polling averages
There are 189 delegates at stake here.
54% 39%
 
 
 
Maryland Democratic polling averages
The state's 95 delegates will be awarded proportionately.
56% 36%
 
Connecticut Democratic polling averages
Hillary Clinton has a clear lead in the state with nine points over Bernie Sanders.
51% 42%
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The upcoming voting schedule
April 26

Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island hold primaries.

 

May 3

Indiana holds its primary contests.

 

May 10

Republicans vote in Nebraska, while both parties vote in West Virginia.

 

 

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Trump: Rivals teaming up 'shows how weak they are'

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At a rally in Warwick, R.I., Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shot back at his rivals, Ted Cruz and John Kasich, after they announced a deal to concentrate their efforts and resources in state contests where each has a better shot. (Reuters)

Donald Trump on Monday blasted his remaining two GOP presidential rivals after they announced an agreement Sunday to coordinate in upcoming primary contests with the aim of preventing Trump from securing the nomination.

[Cruz and Kasich devise strategy to keep Trump from clinching three primary states]

“Honestly, it shows such total weakness, and it’s pathetic when two longtime insider politicians — establishment guys, whether you like it or not — have to collude, have to get together to try to beat a guy that really speaks what the people want,” Trump said during a campaign event in Warwick, R.I., on Monday.

The real estate mogul’s campaign advisers have encouraged him to tone down his bombastic rhetoric in recent days to appear more presidential. But that advice fell by the wayside Monday as Trump ridiculed Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas and Ohio Gov. John Kasich in highly personal terms.

“I watch Cruz this morning, and he’s all mixed up because he’s losing so badly, and when he’s under pressure he’s like a basket case. So he’s stuttering, and he’s stammering,” Trump said. “He doesn’t know anything about the economy, he doesn’t know anything about jobs, he was a failed senator, he couldn’t get anything passed. Nothing.”

Trump also derided Cruz’s manner of speaking and said that his colleagues in the Senate believe him to be “a pain in the ass.”

Cruz: Teaming up with Kasich to beat Trump 'makes sense'

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Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz defended his alliance with rival John Kasich April 25. Cruz said their attempt to block front-runner Donald Trump from winning the party's nomination "makes sense." (Reuters)

But his most cutting comments came at the expense of Kasich, who Trump repeatedly infantilized, and at one point imitated in a mock baby voice. Trump specifically mocked the way Kasich eats, calling it “disgusting.”

“I have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. I’m always telling my young son, Barron, I’m saying — and I, always with my kids, all of them — I say, ‘Children, small little bites. Small,’” Trump said. “This guy takes a pancake, and he’s shoving it in his mouth. It’s disgusting! Do you want that for your president? I don’t think so, I don’t think so; honestly, it’s disgusting.”

Trump added that he advised his young son, Barron Trump, 10, not to watch Kasich eating on television.

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Trump on Kasich's eating: 'It's disgusting!'

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At a rally in Warkwick, R.I., Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump mocked rival John Kasich for the way he eats on the campaign trail saying he's "never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion." (Reuters)

“I told my son, he was watching, he said, ‘Daddy, look!’ I said, ‘Don’t watch!’ Little bites, little bites,” Trump said.

[John Kasich’s New York strategy: Eat everything in sight]

Trump mocked Kasich for winning just one primary contest, in his home state of Ohio. He said that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie — who has endorsed Trump — and Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) were doing far better than Kasich earlier this year but knew when it was time to leave the primary.

 

“What is he doing? What is he doing, really? He's just a stubborn guy, that’s all he is. He’s a stubborn guy,” Trump said of Kasich. “He’s like if you have a child that just says, ‘I want it, Mommy. I don’t care, Mommy. I want it, Daddy. I don’t care, I want it!' That's all he is.”

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When you judge, you'll be judged. Trump got boggled down with pathetic pity, attacking Kasich eating style and Cruz wining. Give me a break, what's your ideal? How specific can you help out the Americans? HOW! Not these personal attacks, just Fxxx street smart, show buzz - can you imagine such no-dignity to represent you and me? No way. Man. Read this:

“I have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. I’m always telling my young son, Barron, I’m saying — and I, always with my kids, all of them — I say, ‘Children, small little bites. Small,’” Trump said. “This guy takes a pancake, and he’s shoving it in his mouth. It’s disgusting! Do you want that for your president? I don’t think so, I don’t think so; honestly, it’s disgusting.”

Trump is so out of touch to reach out to ordinary people. Have you ever eaten like Kasich style? I did, even now - you're so busy on your butt off - such a life born-up elites like Trump can't even imagine.

~~

~~

Blasting ‘pathetic’ agreement, Trump mocks and taunts rivals Cruz and Kasich

 
 
 
 

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Five states hold primaries Tuesday. Stay caught up with the race.
 
 
 
Quoted
“To ensure that we nominate a Republican who can unify the Republican Party and win in November, our campaign will focus its time and resources in Indiana and in turn clear the path for Gov. Kasich to compete in Oregon and New Mexico, and we would hope that allies of both campaigns would follow our lead.”
Jeff Roe, Ted Cruz's campaign manager
 
Cruz and Kasich devise strategy to keep Trump from clinching three primary states 
Share on Facebook
 
 
Pennsylvania GOP polling averages
Donald Trump: 42%
The winner of the state -- which looks likely to be Trump -- gets 17 delegates. The other 54 are unpledged.
 
Ted Cruz: 27%
Cruz is second in current polling averages.
 
John Kasich: 24%
Kasich has the support of people high in the state GOP, including former governor Tom Ridge.
 
 
Maryland GOP polling averages
Donald Trump: 44%
There are 38 delegates at stake in Maryland for the GOP.
 
John Kasich: 29%
Kasich has been banking on a strong showing in Northeastern states.
 
Ted Cruz: 21%
Cruz is third in polling averages in the state.
 
 
Connecticut GOP polling averages
Donald Trump: 48%
In the Republican race, Donald Trump has a clear lead with 20 points over John Kasich.
 
John Kasich: 28%
Kasich is far behind the front-runner in the polls.
 
Ted Cruz: 19%
Cruz isn't polling well in the state.
 
 
Pennsylvania Democratic polling averages
There are 189 delegates at stake here.
54% 39%
 
 
 
Maryland Democratic polling averages
The state's 95 delegates will be awarded proportionately.
56% 36%
 
Connecticut Democratic polling averages
Hillary Clinton has a clear lead in the state with nine points over Bernie Sanders.
51% 42%
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The upcoming voting schedule
April 26

Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island hold primaries.

 

May 3

Indiana holds its primary contests.

 

May 10

Republicans vote in Nebraska, while both parties vote in West Virginia.

 

 

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Campaign 2016
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By Jose A. DelReal
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April 25 at 2:33 PM

Trump: Rivals teaming up 'shows how weak they are'

Embed Copy Share
 
Play Video1:26
 
At a rally in Warwick, R.I., Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shot back at his rivals, Ted Cruz and John Kasich, after they announced a deal to concentrate their efforts and resources in state contests where each has a better shot. (Reuters)

Donald Trump on Monday blasted his remaining two GOP presidential rivals after they announced an agreement Sunday to coordinate in upcoming primary contests with the aim of preventing Trump from securing the nomination.

[Cruz and Kasich devise strategy to keep Trump from clinching three primary states]

“Honestly, it shows such total weakness, and it’s pathetic when two longtime insider politicians — establishment guys, whether you like it or not — have to collude, have to get together to try to beat a guy that really speaks what the people want,” Trump said during a campaign event in Warwick, R.I., on Monday.

The real estate mogul’s campaign advisers have encouraged him to tone down his bombastic rhetoric in recent days to appear more presidential. But that advice fell by the wayside Monday as Trump ridiculed Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas and Ohio Gov. John Kasich in highly personal terms.

“I watch Cruz this morning, and he’s all mixed up because he’s losing so badly, and when he’s under pressure he’s like a basket case. So he’s stuttering, and he’s stammering,” Trump said. “He doesn’t know anything about the economy, he doesn’t know anything about jobs, he was a failed senator, he couldn’t get anything passed. Nothing.”

Trump also derided Cruz’s manner of speaking and said that his colleagues in the Senate believe him to be “a pain in the ass.”

Cruz: Teaming up with Kasich to beat Trump 'makes sense'

Embed Copy Share
 
Play Video1:32
 
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz defended his alliance with rival John Kasich April 25. Cruz said their attempt to block front-runner Donald Trump from winning the party's nomination "makes sense." (Reuters)

But his most cutting comments came at the expense of Kasich, who Trump repeatedly infantilized, and at one point imitated in a mock baby voice. Trump specifically mocked the way Kasich eats, calling it “disgusting.”

“I have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. I’m always telling my young son, Barron, I’m saying — and I, always with my kids, all of them — I say, ‘Children, small little bites. Small,’” Trump said. “This guy takes a pancake, and he’s shoving it in his mouth. It’s disgusting! Do you want that for your president? I don’t think so, I don’t think so; honestly, it’s disgusting.”

Trump added that he advised his young son, Barron Trump, 10, not to watch Kasich eating on television.

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Trump on Kasich's eating: 'It's disgusting!'

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Play Video0:51
 
At a rally in Warkwick, R.I., Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump mocked rival John Kasich for the way he eats on the campaign trail saying he's "never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion." (Reuters)

“I told my son, he was watching, he said, ‘Daddy, look!’ I said, ‘Don’t watch!’ Little bites, little bites,” Trump said.

[John Kasich’s New York strategy: Eat everything in sight]

Trump mocked Kasich for winning just one primary contest, in his home state of Ohio. He said that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie — who has endorsed Trump — and Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) were doing far better than Kasich earlier this year but knew when it was time to leave the primary.

 

“What is he doing? What is he doing, really? He's just a stubborn guy, that’s all he is. He’s a stubborn guy,” Trump said of Kasich. “He’s like if you have a child that just says, ‘I want it, Mommy. I don’t care, Mommy. I want it, Daddy. I don’t care, I want it!' That's all he is.”