Kasich: I won’t win SC

That has been fuelled by comments by former secretary of state Madeleine Albright, who said there was a special place in hell for women who did not support other women, and feminist author Gloria Steinham, who said young women were flocking to Mr Sanders because “that’s where the boys are”. His ability to dominate the media has been his greatest strength, but that’s more difficult now than it was before Iowa, and it will continue to get harder. “Wow, wow, wow”, Trump said. Emerging mainstream favorite Marco Rubio not only stumbled, he plummeted.

Though second overall, Kasich finished first against the other governors in the race – Chris Christie and Jeb Bush – shaking the Bush campaign and possibly a factor in Christie’s expected end to his candidacy.

The late governor, a conservative icon in SC, helped elect both former Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush to the presidency, serving as campaign co-chairman for each when they sought the White House.

Yet only a few days after Iowa, Rubio turned in his worst debate performance to date. Most party actors are still sitting on their hands.

In the ad, a support group leader sitting in a circle of chairs asks the group if they’ve had experiences with “being lied to”.

One-third of New Hampshire Democrats based their vote on honesty and trustworthiness, and 93 percent voted for Sanders. His path to victory is basically the same as Rubio’s.

Trump, Cruz and Rubio all have expansive organizations in SC and several Super Tuesday states.

He faces several hurdles that make success unlikely.

Bush will make a stand in SC, where his campaign has been entrenched for months.

For Marco Rubio, Tuesday night was supposed to be phase two of a daring strategy that would shoot him into the lead in the Republican primary for President of the United States.

The implications of a Cruz nomination are less clear but likely not ideal for Republicans. He tells you what he’s going to do, but we won’t tell you how he’s going to do it. I think once this race narrows, the pressure will be on him …

Over half a million voters cast ballots on Tuesday, Feb. 9 in the New Hampshire primary, a large turnout across the small Northeastern state.

“Hillary Clinton’s got until SC to prove this is all a fluke”. He can’t win the nomination without that support. It is commendable. I may not agree, but I respect them! Even if this happens, Kasich may just be too moderate to win. New Hampshire says yes. Iowa Congressman Steve King said Wednesday that Cruz’s Iowa win also validated the state’s reputation as a place where grassroots candidates can succeed.