CLEMSON, S.C. – South Carolina was supposed to be too conservative for John Kasich. In many ways, it is. Kasich is averaging less than 10 percent in recent GOP polls here and doesn't expect to repeat his New Hampshire runner-up performance when
Both John Kasich and Jeb Bush, the other two candidates involved, were asked about Trump's fight with Pope Francis, a battle which seems more like an "SNL" sketch than real life. And my Twitter feed was filled with people awaiting Trump's arrival
Both John Kasich and Jeb Bush, the other two candidates involved, were asked about Trump's fight with Pope Francis, a battle which seems more like an "SNL" sketch than real life. And my Twitter feed was filled with people awaiting Trump's arrival
For me, one of the most vivid moments in recent debates was in South Carolina on February 14, when John Kasich winced as he listened to Donald Trump and others attack each other like kids in an elementary schoolyard. He said, with notable composure:
Both John Kasich and Jeb Bush, the other two candidates involved, were asked about Trump's fight with Pope Francis, a battle which seems more like an "SNL" sketch than real life. And my Twitter feed was filled with people awaiting Trump's arrival