Bloomberg
March 8, 2016
Sahil Kapur
After finishing second in South Carolina and Nevada, the Florida senator took off the gloves and directly challenged Donald Trump, first on the debate stage and then in a zinger-filled series of campaign stops in which he hammered the front-runner as a “con artist” unfit for the White House and even mocked his “spray tan.”
But Rubio failed to pick up a single delegate in Mississippi or Michigan on Tuesday, placing dead last with single digits in both states and disappointing the elite Republicans who rallied to his side as a way to block Trump from winning the nomination. He placed a distant third in Idaho and Hawaii.
Trump Beats Back Attacks, Tightening Hold on Republican Race
BLOOMBERG
March 8, 2016 — 10:43 PM PST
Mark Niquette
- Victories show breadth of Trump's appeal to primary voters
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