Donald Trump: ‘I love the poorly educated’

One key to Trump’s landslide victory Tuesday night, his apparent success with GOP Hispanic voters. Trump’s margin narrowed among more-educated voters, down to a far closer 37-31 percent vs. Rubio among those with a postgraduate degree.

“The vast and overwhelming majority of Republicans don’t want Donald Trump to be our nominee”, Rubio said on Wednesday morning.

In general, Democratic candidates win the vote of immigrant naturalized citizens, and of their grown children. Marco Rubio (R Florida) said, “We can’t just elect someone that’s angry, we have to elect someone who will make a difference and someone that will win”. “We won with the poorly educated“.

He then posed for photos and greeted people who had lined up to meet him after they had cast their ballots. “We’re the most loyal people“.

John Kasich earned 4 percent of the Hispanic vote, while retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson received 3 percent.

Trump won his third straight victory regardless of his usual train of unflattering remarks and liberal positions.

The 69-year-old celebrity builder, who announced his White House bid from the bottom of a gold escalator in NY in June, adds Nevada to previous victories in New Hampshire and SC. He came in second in Iowa. Of the 1,573 Republican voters polled in Nevada, only 125 identified as Latino, which is a very small sample size.

The site also reports 8 percent of Republican voters were Hispanic.

Mr Cruz in particular faced growing questions about the viability of his campaign after third-place finishes in the last three states.

“I said Phil, “I don’t want your money” – I don’t wanna do it, I’m self funding”. There is some intrigue going on in our party, but there is intrigue going on on the other side too.

The Republican caucus has brought similar doubts about Trump’s numbers among Latinos to light.

The race for the Republican nomination now moves on to next week’s “Super Tuesday”, when 12 states will hold Presidential primaries.

The real estate magnate dished out his trademark rhetoric against his rivals ahead of the vote Tuesday comparing Cruz to a “soft weak little baby” at a rally. Everytime I see him, it’s hard for me to turn down money cos that’s not what I’ve done my whole life.

“realDonaldTrump showing class & grace calls me a “soft weak little baby” Cruz tweeted.