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Trump enjoys Florida lead as Romney stumps for Kasich in Ohio – live Trump seeks Florida knockout as Kasich battles for Ohio upset – campaign live
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Texas senator Ted Cruz has just taken the stage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, outside Chicago. Our Ben Jacobs is in the hall. You can watch it live here:
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The Guardian’s Ben Jacobs gets ready to see Ted Cruz outside of Chicago. (Bruce Redden is Cruz’s body man / personal assistant.)
Giant crowd in suburban Chicago on weekday afternoon for either @brucereddenjr or @tedcruz pic.twitter.com/bSyK2QB2Oo
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A new ad from Our Principles Pac, an anti-Trump outfit, seeks to use things he has said about women against him.
Things like “You have to treat them like shit.” A Trump friend quoted him as saying so about women in a 1992 issue of New York magazine.
NEW AD: @realDonaldTrump: "Women, you have to treat them like shit" https://t.co/kEARUof44K
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New Republican debateNew Republican debate
For everyone lamenting the end of the regularly scheduled Republican debate season last week – we get another one!For everyone lamenting the end of the regularly scheduled Republican debate season last week – we get another one!
Fox News has announced a debate to be held in Salt Lake City on 21 March. That’s next Monday.Fox News has announced a debate to be held in Salt Lake City on 21 March. That’s next Monday.
It’s unclear whether Donald Trump will attend. Asked last week about rumors of the Salt Lake City debate, he said he hadn’t heard about it and that Republicans had already had more than enough debates.It’s unclear whether Donald Trump will attend. Asked last week about rumors of the Salt Lake City debate, he said he hadn’t heard about it and that Republicans had already had more than enough debates.
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A new Monmouth University poll of Ohio voters has Clinton up on the Democratic side 54-40 over Bernie Sanders. But he overcame a 20-point deficit in the polling averages to win Michigan, so effectively he’s ahead.A new Monmouth University poll of Ohio voters has Clinton up on the Democratic side 54-40 over Bernie Sanders. But he overcame a 20-point deficit in the polling averages to win Michigan, so effectively he’s ahead.
The poll has Kasich topping Trump in Ohio on the Republican side, as do most new polls in the state. For those following along at home, Ohio is winner-take-all on the Republican side with 66 delegates to award.The poll has Kasich topping Trump in Ohio on the Republican side, as do most new polls in the state. For those following along at home, Ohio is winner-take-all on the Republican side with 66 delegates to award.
BREAKING:OHIO GOP: Kasich 40/Trump 35/Cruz 15/Rubio 5 (h2h: Kasich 52/Trump 40)DEM: Clinton 54/Sanders 40https://t.co/SkwvKExqFkBREAKING:OHIO GOP: Kasich 40/Trump 35/Cruz 15/Rubio 5 (h2h: Kasich 52/Trump 40)DEM: Clinton 54/Sanders 40https://t.co/SkwvKExqFk
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Here are two weekend moments of note from the campaign trail that you may have missed:Here are two weekend moments of note from the campaign trail that you may have missed:
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Lauren GambinoLauren Gambino
Hillary Clinton’s voice has been the subject of much – mostly male – commentary over the years, writes the Guardian’s Lauren Gambino:Hillary Clinton’s voice has been the subject of much – mostly male – commentary over the years, writes the Guardian’s Lauren Gambino:
“She shouts,” journalist Bob Woodward mused recently on MSNBC. Clinton’s opponent, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders, is known for raising his voice in moments of passion. But when Clinton does it, she’s knocked by critics.“She shouts,” journalist Bob Woodward mused recently on MSNBC. Clinton’s opponent, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders, is known for raising his voice in moments of passion. But when Clinton does it, she’s knocked by critics.
On Monday, in her hometown of Chicago, Clinton hit back.On Monday, in her hometown of Chicago, Clinton hit back.
“I’m going to fight for American labor,” Clinton said, her voice rising to the cheers of plumbers union members.“I’m going to fight for American labor,” Clinton said, her voice rising to the cheers of plumbers union members.
Then she paused, softening her voice and slowing her cadence.Then she paused, softening her voice and slowing her cadence.
“I’m always being told that when I talk to you I should talk in a very calm and measured voice, and I should not get carried away with my intense feelings about what is going on in the country, so I do try to remind myself of that and I try to lower the volume when I remember.”“I’m always being told that when I talk to you I should talk in a very calm and measured voice, and I should not get carried away with my intense feelings about what is going on in the country, so I do try to remind myself of that and I try to lower the volume when I remember.”
‘But I’m so worried about our country,” she said, her voice growing louder and more forceful. “And what can happen if we don’t band together and elect a president that can represent all of America.”‘But I’m so worried about our country,” she said, her voice growing louder and more forceful. “And what can happen if we don’t band together and elect a president that can represent all of America.”
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Megan CarpentierMegan Carpentier
The Guardian’s Megan Carpentier reports:The Guardian’s Megan Carpentier reports:
At a town hall at Brilex Industries in Youngstown, Ohio – and with Bernie Sanders hosting another event at a more traditional event space down the street – John Kasich pulled onto the factory floor in his campaign bus, speakers blaring U2’s Beautiful Day to applause from a variety of factory workers, supporters in shirts and ties and at least one contingent of college students, bused in to see the inner workings of democracy up close.At a town hall at Brilex Industries in Youngstown, Ohio – and with Bernie Sanders hosting another event at a more traditional event space down the street – John Kasich pulled onto the factory floor in his campaign bus, speakers blaring U2’s Beautiful Day to applause from a variety of factory workers, supporters in shirts and ties and at least one contingent of college students, bused in to see the inner workings of democracy up close.
“The first priority is jobs,” he told the crowd. “And the second priority is ... jobs,” he added.“The first priority is jobs,” he told the crowd. “And the second priority is ... jobs,” he added.
“The third priority is... well, I guess maybe you know.”“The third priority is... well, I guess maybe you know.”
“Jobs!” shouted the crowd.“Jobs!” shouted the crowd.
Nobody at Kasich’s events has to wait in line for hours to see the candidate running on the platform of human decency, jobs for working class people and tax cuts for small businesses to help them create said jobs – but, as the weekend’s progressed, his crowds have been increasingly standing room only (albeit in much smaller spaces).Nobody at Kasich’s events has to wait in line for hours to see the candidate running on the platform of human decency, jobs for working class people and tax cuts for small businesses to help them create said jobs – but, as the weekend’s progressed, his crowds have been increasingly standing room only (albeit in much smaller spaces).
The questions remains whether the popular governor can surge pass the showman Donald Trump in the Buckeye state: his supporters, and those who want to see the Trump momentum slowed, certainly hope so. But it’s one thing to fill a factory floor on a Monday morning; it’s another to fill an airplane hangar on Monday night, if those people get up the following morning and head to the polls.The questions remains whether the popular governor can surge pass the showman Donald Trump in the Buckeye state: his supporters, and those who want to see the Trump momentum slowed, certainly hope so. But it’s one thing to fill a factory floor on a Monday morning; it’s another to fill an airplane hangar on Monday night, if those people get up the following morning and head to the polls.
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Todd Palin hospitalized in snow machine accidentTodd Palin hospitalized in snow machine accident
Sarah Palin canceled a planned campaign appearance with Donald Trump Monday after her husband, Todd Palin, was seriously injured in a “bad snow machine accident,” according to a statement by the Trump campaign.Sarah Palin canceled a planned campaign appearance with Donald Trump Monday after her husband, Todd Palin, was seriously injured in a “bad snow machine accident,” according to a statement by the Trump campaign.
Todd Palin, 51, was hospitalized in Alaska, the campaign said. His condition was unknown.Todd Palin, 51, was hospitalized in Alaska, the campaign said. His condition was unknown.
Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor, was returning to the state “to be with her husband and looks forward to being back on the campaign trail soon,” the statement said.Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor, was returning to the state “to be with her husband and looks forward to being back on the campaign trail soon,” the statement said.
Todd Palin is a champion snow machine, or snowmobile, racer. Sarah Palin, 2008 Republican nominee John McCain’s running mate, endorsed Trump for president last month.Todd Palin is a champion snow machine, or snowmobile, racer. Sarah Palin, 2008 Republican nominee John McCain’s running mate, endorsed Trump for president last month.
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Guardian Washington correspondent David Smith films a Trump protest – and counter-protest – outside a rally in Tampa, Florida:Guardian Washington correspondent David Smith films a Trump protest – and counter-protest – outside a rally in Tampa, Florida:
Protester Kofi Hunt: "Donald Trump is going to hear from us every time he comes to Tampa Bay with his hateful rhetoric."Protester Kofi Hunt: "Donald Trump is going to hear from us every time he comes to Tampa Bay with his hateful rhetoric."
Protester walking past queue of Trump supporters. pic.twitter.com/18AuoK6SYmProtester walking past queue of Trump supporters. pic.twitter.com/18AuoK6SYm
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The Guardian’s Lauren Gambino watches as Hillary Clinton takes the stage in Chicago at a plumbers union event:The Guardian’s Lauren Gambino watches as Hillary Clinton takes the stage in Chicago at a plumbers union event:
Clinton was introduced by Lolita Hughes, Chicago's first female plumberClinton was introduced by Lolita Hughes, Chicago's first female plumber
Loud cheers when Clinton says "Tomorrow's the big day my friends. We're going to work literally until the polls close." @HillaryClintonLoud cheers when Clinton says "Tomorrow's the big day my friends. We're going to work literally until the polls close." @HillaryClinton
Watch the event live here:Watch the event live here:
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The Trump camp has canceled an event today in Florida with Sarah Palin.The Trump camp has canceled an event today in Florida with Sarah Palin.
Sorry, Florida.Sorry, Florida.
Trump campaign cancels event with Sarah Palin in Florida at last minute pic.twitter.com/l1SSyxVLgVTrump campaign cancels event with Sarah Palin in Florida at last minute pic.twitter.com/l1SSyxVLgV
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Trump is now speaking in Hickory, North Carolina – you can watch it on this live stream.Trump is now speaking in Hickory, North Carolina – you can watch it on this live stream.
He brought New Jersey Governor Chris Christie along. They’re planted comfortably in deep white armchairs. Christie is interviewing Trump about how he would apply his business skills to the job of president.He brought New Jersey Governor Chris Christie along. They’re planted comfortably in deep white armchairs. Christie is interviewing Trump about how he would apply his business skills to the job of president.
CNN nailed this chyron pic.twitter.com/WTd02rFOCYCNN nailed this chyron pic.twitter.com/WTd02rFOCY
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