I love Donald Trump's statement "I love the poorly educated". Yes, I love the poorly educated too, but then I'm not trying to con them like Trump is by telling them things that are completely impossible to do.
What do Trump and Sanders have in common? what they say they will do is humanly impossible.
So, this means that Trump and Sanders cannot possibly do what they say in this world. (Reality Check?)
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Donald Trump Wins Big in Nevada as Super Tuesday Looms
NBCNews.com | - |
LAS
VEGAS - Donald Trump was projected to win the Nevada caucuses by a
near-landslide early Wednesday, his third straight victory with
high-stakes "Super Tuesday" just days away.
Donald Trump Wins Big in Nevada as Super Tuesday Looms
Officials said Nevada become the fourth consecutive state to see Republicans hit record turnout.
However, there were issues in the caucus process with confusion over poll closing times in the largest county spanning Las Vegas led to voters being either turned away or forced to cast provisional ballots.
Other reports suggested disorganization in how ballots were being collected and reported.
Two candidates were not in Nevada to see the results roll in — Rubio and Ohio Gov. John Kasich. Rubio held just one campaign rally in Nevada early Tuesday before jetting off to Minnesota and Michigan, two states that offer the best chances for him to eke out wins. Kasich, meanwhile, put little to no resources into making a play for the Silver State.
Even a strong third-place finish could dent Cruz's momentum. He entered the Silver State after finishing third just days earlier in South Carolina. On Monday, Cruz fired his communications director for circulating a false rumor about Rubio.
Appearing visibly disappointed that his event Tuesday night was not a victory party, Cruz congratulated Trump for his win. He also reminded supporters that he is the only candidate to best the property tycoon and frontrunner in any race so far.
"The undeniable reality that the first four states have shown is that the only campaign who has beat Donald Trump and the only campaign that can beat Donald Trump is this campaign," Cruz said.
The overall tenor Trump's rhetoric has turned increasingly hostile in recent days — even by Trump's standards. The billionaire on Tuesday suggested that he could commit murder and his supporters would still remain loyal. A day earlier, he mused about physically assaulting a protester during a Las Vegas rally. "I'd like to punch him in the face," Trump told supporters.
According to early entrance polls, Nevada voters were feeling upset too. A sweeping 94 percent of Republican caucus-goers said they were either angry or dissatisfied with the way the federal government was working. Another 61 percent said they preferred an outsider to the Washington establishment.
Trump stated plainly on Tuesday that he hopes to beat his Republican opponents in each of their home states. In particular, claiming a sizable chunk of the Texas' 155 delegates would be a major windfall for the Trump campaign, not to mention an embarrassment for Cruz.
"I'm leading in Ohio, I'm leading in Florida, but I'd like to really win in Texas. Wouldn't that be great? I love Texas," Trump said at a rally just hours before Nevadans went to caucus.
Later while celebrating his projected win in the Silver State, Trump said: "We won the evangelicals, we won with young, we won with old, we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated — I love the poorly educated."
He added: "I tell you what we're going to do. We get greedy, right? Now we're going to get greedy for the United States. We're going to grab and grab and grab. We're going to bring in so much money and so much everything — we're going to make America great again, folks."
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