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Kasich Suggests Congressional Republicans ‘Look in the Mirror’

October 14, 2019 Buck Banks

“Look in the mirror and figure out how you want to be remembered later and how you feel about yourself today.”

— Former Gov. John Kasich, in a CNN interview, giving advice to fellow Republicans in Congress.

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Kasich Within 6 Points of Trump in N.H.

April 3, 2018 Buck Banks

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A new American Research Group poll in New Hampshire finds President Trump leads Gov. John Kasich (R) in a possible presidential primary by 6 points, 48% to 42%. Trump leads Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) by a wider margin, 49% to 33%, with 18% of voters undecided.

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Kasich Equates Trump with ‘Political Meth’

May 11, 2017 Buck Banks

“At some point, the fever will break. Maybe that’s where we are with Trump. Maybe he’s our political meth. The egomania, the rashness, the multi-front war on everyone in his way and some who aren’t — this is not sustainable in a country that cares about other things.”

— Gov. John Kasich, in an interview with Matt Bai.

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Kasich Calls Rigged Election Talk ‘Silly’

October 19, 2016 Buck Banks

Look, to say that elections are rigged and all these votes are stolen — that’s like saying we never landed on the moon, frankly. That’s how silly it is.

— Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R), hitting back against Donald Trump’s claim that the election is “rigged,” CBS News reports.

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Kasich to GOP: Evolve or Die

October 16, 2016 Buck Banks

I will tell you that if the Republican Party does not evolve, the Republican Party is going to die.

— Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R), in an interview with Business Insider.

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Kasich Is in a Predicament

July 12, 2016 Buck Banks

It is odd, isn’t it? It’s going to be strange.

— Ohio Gov. John Kasich, who “finds himself in a peculiar situation these days. He’s responsible for helping to safeguard a Republican convention he will not speak at, a nominee he will not support and an arena he probably will not step foot in,” the Washington Post reports.

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Ohioans Want Kasich to Drop Prez Bid

May 2, 2016 Buck Banks

49%

Of Gov. John Kasich’s constituents think he should quit the presidential race, compared to 38% who think it’s time for him to drop out, according to a new Public Policy Polling survey in Ohio.

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Indiana Poll Shows Cruz with Commanding Lead There

May 2, 2016 Buck Banks

45%

Ted Cruz’ lead in the Indiana GOP presidential race, followed by Donald Trump at 29% and John Kasich at 13%, according to a new Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics poll.

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Half of Republicans Now Back Trump

April 28, 2016 Buck Banks

50%

Donald Trump has cracked 50% support among GOP voters for the first time, followed by Ted Cruz at 26% and John Kasich at 17%, according to new NBC News/Survey Monkey poll.

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Kasic: GOP Doesn’t Like Ideas

April 21, 2016 Buck Banks

If you don’t have ideas, you got nothing, and frankly my Republican Party doesn’t like ideas. They want to be negative against things.

— Gov. John Kasich, in a Washington Post interview.

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Big, But Not Beautiful

  • 4 Jul 2025

It's a really bad deal if you're poor, hungry or ill, It's great for billionaires lapping up tax break swill. The effects on our nation Will be felt for generations, Now that Trump and the Republicans passed their Big Beautiful Bill.

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    A new Morning Consult poll finds 53% of Americans don’t know why the American colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence to separate from Britain on July 4, 1776.

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  • $1.6 billion

    President Trump’s pardons and commutations have cost more than $100 million in fines owed to the federal government and another $1.5 billion in restitution to victims, Forbes reports.

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  • 58%

    Gallup: “A record-low 58% of U.S. adults say they are ‘extremely’ (41%) or ‘very’ (17%) proud to be an American, down nine percentage points from last year and five points below the prior low from 2020. … Democrats are mostly responsible for the drop in U.S. pride this year, with 36% saying they are extremely or very proud, down from 62% a year ago. This is only the second time Democrats’ pride has fallen below the majority level, along with a 42% reading in 2020, the last year of the first Trump administration.”

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  • $3.3 trillion

    The CBO estimates that the Republican reconciliation bill that the Senate is considering will increase the deficit by nearly $3.3 trillion between 2025 to 2034, Bloomberg reports.Punchbowl News says Senate Republicans and the White House reject the CBO estimate as inaccurate. The White House estimates it will cut the deficit by $4.9 trillion over the next decade.

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  • 93%

    Cato Institute: As of June 14, ICE had booked into detention 204,297 individuals (since October 1, 2024, the start of fiscal year 2025). Of those book-ins, 65 percent, or 133,687 individuals, had no criminal convictions. Moreover, more than 93 percent of ICE book-ins were never convicted of any violent offenses. About nine in ten had no convictions for violent or property offenses. Most convictions (53 percent) fell into three main categories: immigration, traffic, or nonviolent vice crimes.

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