John Kasich to drop out of Presidential Race as Trump nears GOP Nomination

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Less than 24 hours after enjoying a momentous victory in Indiana, in which he claimed all 57 of the state’s delegates, Donald Trump now looks set to book his place for the GOP Presidential nominee.

After Ted Cruz dropped out of the campaign last night following a disappointing display in Indiana, another Republican candidate will end his campaign for the White House on Wednesday Evening.

According to reliable sources from various media outlets, Ohio Governor John Kasich will end his Presidential campaign in a Press Conference on 5 PM, Wednesday evening. A man who holds a rich career in Politics, it was a nightmare of a campaign as far as John Kasich was concerned.

Against the likes of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, John looked to be a moderate candidate but to no avail. Ever since claiming a victory on March 15 in his home state Ohio, the 63 year old Republican candidate has failed to win a single state so far.

When Donald Trump was winning delegates after delegates, John failed miserably to attract the Republican voters. Against Trump’s 1047 Delegates, John managed to get just 153 delegates in his bleak campaign for the White House.

So even though he is yet to announce his suspension from this campaign, John Kasich is already mathematically ruled out from getting the desired 1237 delegates which could assure his place as a GOP Nominee.

Now that he remains the only Republican in the race, Donald Trump faces an uphill task to unite the Republican Party for the upcoming Presidential race in November.

However, when you take into account the things which he has said against the minorities and women – from banning all Muslims to enter US to deporting all the Mexican Immigrants back to their native country,  one could say with certainty that Donald Trump is a clear underdog in going into November’s Presidential election.