John Kasich wishes more Republicans liked Democrats’ ideas

Now you’ve done it, Republicans. You’ve disappointed John Kasich. In a Wednesday interview with The Washington Post, Kasich — continuing his sad presidential campaign’s efforts to equate Ted Cruz with Donald Trump — whined about being one of few Republicans who cares about ideas.
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Nevada’s GOP Delegate Fight: Governor Brian Sandoval Endorses John Kasich

Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval endorsed John Kasich on Saturday, throwing his support behind the Ohio Governor’s long-shot bid for the Republican nomination just before the state picks its delegates.
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Kasich declares victory in Indiana delegate elections but questions remain

John Kasich is declaring victory over Ted Cruz and Donald Trump in Indiana in the battle to elect loyal convention delegates.
There was no way to immediately verify the Kasich campaign's claim.
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich calls for open convention: "It's a bizarre process"

Ohio Gov. John Kasich called the Republican presidential primary delegate process "bizarre" on Monday and said the Republican National Convention should adopt rules that would open up the nomination to more candidates.
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Kasich: 'Establishment' not going to let Trump, Cruz become nominee

Republican delegates are not going to be likely to support either Donald Trump or Texas Sen. Ted Cruz when they get to the party's national convention in July, Ohio Gov. John Kasich said on Sunday.
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HuffPo: Don’t be fooled. Kasich will win the nomination

I’ve heard a lot of predictions about the outcome of the GOP primary this week, but to say that there’s some sort of consensus forming would be a bit of an exaggeration to put it mildly. Echoing the sentiments of some of the guests on the cable news morning shows, Lawnewz said that Trump still wins the whole thing once he gets to wrangle for a few missing delegates coming into Cleveland.
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America’s Former Top Spy Makes His Pick For President

Former CIA director Gen. Michael Hayden endorsed Ohio Gov. John Kasich for president Wednesday, saying he has the best experience and leadership skills to run the country.Hayden, who helmed both the NSA and the CIA through former President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama’s years in office, cited Kasich’s 18 years of experience on the House Armed Services Committee in a statement announcing his endorsement.
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Kasich predicts open convention: 'It’s going to be so much fun'

Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said he thinks he has a good chance at a contested convention this summer. "I believe that a convention will look at somebody like me, and that’s why I think I’m going to be the nominee," the Ohio governor said on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday.
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Kasich’s Second Amendment Problem

Governor John Kasich’s hopes that he had overcome the anti-gun reputation he had earned for supporting the Clinton Gun Ban in 1994 may now be dashed, after he told two separate Sunday talk shows that he is considering nominating a Supreme Court justice who might abolish the Second Amendment.
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Commentary: John Kasich, not Ted Cruz, is the one to stop Donald Trump

Step right up, folks, to the Ted Cruz-John Kasich game. The aim is to push out the candidate who could win in November in favor of the one who can't.
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Why is this Anti-Gun, “Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” Candidate still Running for President?

Tim Macy, Chairman of Gun Owners of America, wrote an open letter to Second Amendment supporters exposing Republican presidential candidate John Kasich’s real anti-gun agenda.Labeling Kasich the “wolf in sheep’s clothing” still in the presidential race, Macy points to Kasich’s close relationship with Leftist, Communist, billionaire George Soros. In fact, the Soros Fund Management is one of John Kasich’s top financial contributors.
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John Kasich Plots to Snatch Nomination at Contested Convention

Gov. John Kasich’s campaign is plotting to snatch the Republican nomination at a contested convention in Cleveland in August. Kasich campaign chief strategist John Weaver blasted out a strategy memo during Kasich’s Ohio victory speech that made clear that Kasich will seek to win the nomination at a contested convention. “No candidate will win 1237 delegates,” Weaver said in the memo.
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Kasich wants immigration crackdown, but leaves door open on pathway to citizenship

Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Wednesday he would complete a border fence and crack down on illegal immigration if elected president, but he refused to slam the door on a possible pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants already in the U.S.
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Kasich Strategist: 'Our Campaign Plan Is Working' as Cruz 'Doesn't Play' in Upcoming States

Despite a day of voting that left Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) even more insistent that the battle for the GOP nomination is a two-man race, Ohio Gov. John Kasich's campaign argued that the delegates will not add up in Cruz's favor moving forward.
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Establishment Republicans Are Furious With John Kasich

On Tuesday night as return after return came in and Marco Rubio failed to break through, many establishment Republicans grew angrier that John Kasich was still in the race. One of them was Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has become increasingly frustrated with Kasich behind closed doors, three sources told BuzzFeed News.
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John Kasich’s Shameful Treatment of the Victims of Left-Wing Hatred

Presidential candidates can have an impact on culture. Above everything else, they have the capacity to decide how to frame the issues and push them to their opponents, in the primary and in the general election.I was very grateful to Hugh Hewitt for bringing up religious liberty at the CNN GOP debate in Houston, as the question that is "keeping him up at night." Here's the full exchange with all the candidates:Read more at National Review Read More......

Has John Kasich blown his Christian cred?

Has John Kasich blown his Christian cred? Kasich has built some of his following on his reputation as a sincere (if somewhat offbeat) Christian conservative. In November, for example, he called for a new government agency to promote "Judeo-Christian values." But tonight, when presented with a question about religious liberty, Kasich seemed to advance a rather different set of priorities.
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Kasich Says He's The Only One Who Can Take On Trump

"Of course I'm staying in the race. Why would I drop out when I've got the best chance to be the nominee outside of Trump?" He also warned that without him Trump would be the nominee, "If I get out, which I'm not going to do. Trump is absolutely going to be the nominee. End of story."
A few die-hard Kasich fans were at the event, but most attendees were undecided and came to hear Kasich's talking points.
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The Kasich Campaign’s Next Moves

The next stops for Kasich are the primaries in New England. Vermont and Massachusetts, whose media markets at points overlap with New Hampshire, where Kasich practically lived for the past several months, both hold primaries on March 1. The Maine primary follows on March 5. Those around Kasich believe he can capitalize on his investment in New Hampshire with voters in those surrounding states.
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See How John Kasich Answers When Voter Asks Why She Should Vote for Him in the ‘Democratic Primary’

A young voter seemingly unsatisfied with Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders found her way to a New Hampshire town hall with Republican candidate John Kasich and asked the Ohio governor to tell her why she should vote for him in the “Democratic primary,” a comment that went uncorrected.
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