Trump Back on Attack Demanding Kasich Exit, Predicting Recession
- Billionaire tells Ohio governor to stop `taking my votes'
- Front-runner repeats jabs on some U.S. foreign-policy pillars
GOP Hopefuls Take Last Shots Before Wisconsin
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Donald Trump was back on the offense after a difficult few days, demanding that competitor John Kasich drop out of the Republican presidential race and asserting that the U.S. is headed for a “very massive recession” and a share market downturn.
Campaigning in Milwaukee on Sunday, the billionaire said Kasich, the Ohio governor who’s a distant third in the Republican delegate count, should quit. “He’s taking my votes,” Trump said of Kasich, according to the Associated Press.