1. Trump suggests abortion ‘punishments’
The Republican frontrunner told MSNBC “there has to be some form of punishment” for women who have abortions, should the procedure become outlawed under a future conservative supreme court.
Summary
Asked for details, Trump said they would “have to be determined” and “you go back to a position like they had where they would perhaps go to illegal places”.
It’s not the 1930s but Trump should scare
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Just when you thought it couldn't get worse. Horrific and telling. -H https://t.co/Qi8TutsOw9
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 30, 2016
2. The Donald reneges
The Republican frontrunner gave up on a loyalty pledge to support the conservative party, and told his rivals to follow suit. “I don’t want people to do something against their will.”
3. Live at the Apollo
Hillary Clinton took to the stage in Harlem, where the adopted New Yorker drew contrasts with her rivals: Brooklyn’s son, Bernie Sanders, and a businessman from Queens, Trump.
Clinton invokes spirit of the city
Summary
Trump plays coy with white supremacists, he says demeaning and degrading things about women, he wants to round up millions of immigrants in a nation founded on immigration. It’s cynical, it’s wrong and it goes against everything New York and America stand for.
– Hillary Clinton
4. Hoping for a Brooklyn Bowl
Sanders’ campaign opened talks with Clinton’s for a debate in Brooklyn ahead of New York’s mid-April primary, a surprising battleground among progressives, financiers and non-white voters.
5. Cruz courts women
“My mom has been my best friend my whole life,” the Texas senator told voters in Wisconsin. He tried to contrast his support for women with Trump’s long history of insults.
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Cruz at Women for Cruz event in Madison: "Every issue is a women's issue." pic.twitter.com/AooNGO3xs7
— Sarah McCammon NPR (@sarahmccammon) March 30, 2016
6. Defending Lewandowski
Trump also defended his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, after he was charged with battery against a reporter. “How do you know those bruises weren’t there before?” Trump asked.
Why battery charge might not hurt Trump
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The businessman, who spent a decade on reality TV telling people “you’re fired”, said: “I don’t discard people.” He suggested the reporter fabricated the story, despite clear video.
Wisconsin crowd silent over manager
7. Marco Rubio returns
The Floridian made a play to keep his 171 delegates out of Trump and Cruz’s hands at the convention, though he suspended his “campaign for President of the Untied States” [sic].
… and another thing.
John Kasich just ate his pizza with a fork and knife pic.twitter.com/KQ0UXCoJjN
— GIF The News (@NowThisGIF) March 30, 2016
