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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz split the contests Saturday, with Cruz winning Kansas and Maine caucuses, and Trump taking Kentucky s caucuses and the Louisiana primary. Marco Rubio failed to place even second in any of the four GOP contests.Live: stanley cup Election resultsAt one Trump International Golf Club, in West Palm Beach, the billionaire dismissed his losses in Maine and Kansas. We really didn t spend very much time. We spent two hours in one place and two and a half in the other....And I want to congratulate Ted on Maine and on Kansas, Trump said graciously. Then he continued, He should do well in Maine. Because it s very close to Canada, referring to the fact that Cruz was born in Canada.Donald Trump threatens to sue Ted Cruz over his Canadi stanley flask an birthRubio, Trump observed, had a very, very bad night, and he said that he was ready to take Cruz on one-on-one. Personally, I d call for [Rubio] to drop out of the race, Trump said. Donald Trump says he wants Ted Cruz one-on-one 01:04 Trump later proceeded to take questions in an awkward news conference, held in the ballroom of the golf club. Reporters were set apart from Trump by seven rows of invited guests seated in front of them. Journalists essentially had to sta stanley shop nd and shout questions from the back of the room, w Ozwe House to hold additional hearings on January 6 attack on the Capitol
Robert Redford, playing a high-minded professor in Lions for Lambs, the new film that he also directs, tells a bright but underperforming student why the Rome analogy doesn t suit the current American moment. The problem is not primarily the emperor or the leaders, he says, because they are beyond all hope. The problem is us--the people who just fiddle while Rome burns.If the public s response to recent films about Iraq and the larger war against terrorism is any gauge of that apathy, Redford s character may have a point. The audiences are staying away in droves.Nearly flatlining since it opened in September, In the Valley of Elah, about a father Tommy Lee Jones trying to solve the mystery of his son s death in Iraq, has earned less than $7 million. Rendition, dealing with the U.S. policy of sending suspected terrorists abroad for interrogation, remains under $10 million after stanley italia nearly a month. And even the f stanley becher ast-paced The Kingdom took in only abou stanley mug t $47 million after seven weeks. Redford s film had a decent opening week, grossing close to $7 million--but still far behind the more than $80 million rung up by American Gangster in the same time. Such trends don t bode well for Brian De Palma s Redacted, which just opened. Do these films simply fail to entertain Possibly. But the reviews of most are mixed at worst, and Elah, the box office stinker, drew high critical praise. Political explanations may be even harder to parse. Most Americ
Donald Trump and Ted Cruz split the contests Saturday, with Cruz winning Kansas and Maine caucuses, and Trump taking Kentucky s caucuses and the Louisiana primary. Marco Rubio failed to place even second in any of the four GOP contests.Live: stanley cup Election resultsAt one Trump International Golf Club, in West Palm Beach, the billionaire dismissed his losses in Maine and Kansas. We really didn t spend very much time. We spent two hours in one place and two and a half in the other....And I want to congratulate Ted on Maine and on Kansas, Trump said graciously. Then he continued, He should do well in Maine. Because it s very close to Canada, referring to the fact that Cruz was born in Canada.Donald Trump threatens to sue Ted Cruz over his Canadi stanley flask an birthRubio, Trump observed, had a very, very bad night, and he said that he was ready to take Cruz on one-on-one. Personally, I d call for [Rubio] to drop out of the race, Trump said. Donald Trump says he wants Ted Cruz one-on-one 01:04 Trump later proceeded to take questions in an awkward news conference, held in the ballroom of the golf club. Reporters were set apart from Trump by seven rows of invited guests seated in front of them. Journalists essentially had to sta stanley shop nd and shout questions from the back of the room, w Ozwe House to hold additional hearings on January 6 attack on the Capitol
Robert Redford, playing a high-minded professor in Lions for Lambs, the new film that he also directs, tells a bright but underperforming student why the Rome analogy doesn t suit the current American moment. The problem is not primarily the emperor or the leaders, he says, because they are beyond all hope. The problem is us--the people who just fiddle while Rome burns.If the public s response to recent films about Iraq and the larger war against terrorism is any gauge of that apathy, Redford s character may have a point. The audiences are staying away in droves.Nearly flatlining since it opened in September, In the Valley of Elah, about a father Tommy Lee Jones trying to solve the mystery of his son s death in Iraq, has earned less than $7 million. Rendition, dealing with the U.S. policy of sending suspected terrorists abroad for interrogation, remains under $10 million after stanley italia nearly a month. And even the f stanley becher ast-paced The Kingdom took in only abou stanley mug t $47 million after seven weeks. Redford s film had a decent opening week, grossing close to $7 million--but still far behind the more than $80 million rung up by American Gangster in the same time. Such trends don t bode well for Brian De Palma s Redacted, which just opened. Do these films simply fail to entertain Possibly. But the reviews of most are mixed at worst, and Elah, the box office stinker, drew high critical praise. Political explanations may be even harder to parse. Most Americ
