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Rubio and Kasich: If Trump Is Nominee, GOP Will Be Defined by Violence
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by News Editor
Presidential hopeful Marco Rubio. Photo: Gage Skidmore.
Politico – Republicans blamed Donald Trump for violence and escalating tension at his campaign events, driving rivals Marco Rubio and John Kasich to say they were no longer sure they could support the GOP front-runner should he become the nominee.
“We settle our differences in this country at the ballot box, not with guns or bayonets or violence,” Rubio said Saturday after a night of chaos around a Trump event in Chicago.
