Ohio Gov. John Kasich Unsure About Presidential Run In 2020
Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Tuesday that he doesn't know if he will run for president again, but that he's "trying to be a voice that brings about stability and objectivity in our country."
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Tuesday that he doesn't know if he will run for president again, but that he's "trying to be a voice that brings about stability and objectivity in our country."
John Kasich has cast his presidential ballot -- for 2008 Republican nominee John McCain.
Billionaire businessman Donald Trump had vowed to unite the splintered Republican Party, even as he was bitingly dismissive of members who have been critical of his campaign.
John Kasich is leaving the Republican presidential contest, giving Donald Trump a clear path to his party's nomination. Kasich will announce the end of his underdog White House bid on Wednesday, according to campaign officials.
Ted Cruz faces a high-stakes test for his slumping presidential campaign in Tuesday's Indiana primary, one of the last opportunities for the Texas senator to halt Donald Trump's stunning march toward the GOP nomination.
A super PAC backing Ohio Gov. John Kasich took its case for his presidential nomination directly to delegates this week in an unusual web ad.
Former House Speaker John Boehner is unloading on Texas Senator Ted Cruz, calling him "Lucifer in the flesh."
It seems like a logical pairing: Republican donors who despise Donald Trump, and two GOP presidential hopefuls sticking it out to keep him from the nomination. Yet such a financial cavalry never arrived for Ted Cruz and John Kasich.
Donald Trump is aiming for a sweep of all five states holding primaries Tuesday, leaving his rivals pinning their hopes of stopping the Republican front-runner on a fragile coordination strategy in the next rounds of voting.
While the political world waits to see if the Ted Cruz and John Kasich alliance proves brilliant or desperate, some voters in the three states most affected applauded the move while others panned it.
Donald Trump says an extraordinary collaboration between Ted Cruz and John Kasich aimed at unifying the anti-Trump vote in some remaining primaries is a desperate move by "mathematically dead" rivals.
Hillary Clinton emerged from New York's presidential primary closer to clinching the Democratic nomination, while Republican Donald Trump strengthened his own path to the general election with a commanding victory.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that he is "increasingly optimistic" that voting at the RNC in July will go to a second ballot, seeming to suggest that he does not want to see Donald Trump become the nominee.
Republicans in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and elsewhere have all said that they will support whoever becomes the GOP presidential nominee, but none of them have rushed to embrace Donald Trump or Ted Cruz.
Often an afterthought in the chaotic GOP presidential contest, John Kasich is soldiering on with the belief that he can convince hundreds of delegates to swing his way at a contested summer convention.
Marco Rubio and John Kasich are fighting for their political futures Tuesday, desperate for wins in their home states of Florida and Ohio to keep their White House hopes alive and complicate Donald Trump's path to the nomination.
Marco Rubio is urging Republicans to vote for home-state Gov. John Kasich in Ohio's primary. It's all part of the extraordinary tactics Donald Trump's presidential foes are resorting to in last-ditch efforts to block the party's front-runner.
The chairman of the Republican Party says he wants Thursday's Republican presidential debate to be "more of a G-rated" event than recent showdowns.
A resistance to all things Obama gave birth to the tea party movement that powered the GOP to political success in multiple states. Yet, contained in the movement and its triumphs, were the seeds of destruction.
Republican leaders are grappling with the prospect that the best hope for stopping Donald Trump's march to the nomination may be Ted Cruz, who causes as much heartburn among party elites as the billionaire businessman, if not more.
Picking up right where they left off, Donald Trump and Marco Rubio traded a new round of insults.
Kasich says he was a little surprised when Christie gave his support to Trump.
From Houston, the GOP candidates spread out in the hunt for Super Tuesday votes, with Cruz headed for Tennessee and Virginia on Friday. Both Trump and Rubio are signaling they're unwilling to cede Texas, the crown jewel of Super Tuesday, to the home state senator, Cruz.
The Texas Senator said he can't wait to come home to the Lone Star State after finishing in a close third behind Marco Rubio in South Carolina.
Jeb Bush is swinging at fellow Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio, Donald Trump and John Kasich on Wednesday, dismissing them as ill-prepared as he fights for his political survival.
