Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) on Tuesday encouraged President Trump to begin acting like the "father of America," yet said voters ought to "give him a shot" as his administration nears the finish of its initial 100 days.
Kasich, who battled severely with Trump for the Republican presidential assignment a year ago, has been a vocal commentator of the land tycoon since before he was chosen. Indeed, even after Trump formally secured the GOP assignment in July, Kasich declined to support him, not to mention vote in favor of him in the November race.
In any case, Kasich has gone to the Trump White House and demonstrated an ability to work with him on various issues, especially endeavors to lower physician endorsed tranquilize costs.
"He's in under a hundred days. Give the person a possibility, is my view," he said Tuesday. "See, I didn't underwrite him, I turned out poorly the tradition. I need him to be effective. Will give him a possibility."
The Ohio senator, who is exceptionally well known in his home state, is viewed as a potential challenger to Trump in the event that he looks for reelection in 2020. In a CNN town corridor on Monday, Kasich said he would not preclude another presidential offer, but rather said it was "improbable" that he would keep running for open office once more.
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Kasich, who battled severely with Trump for the Republican presidential assignment a year ago, has been a vocal commentator of the land tycoon since before he was chosen. Indeed, even after Trump formally secured the GOP assignment in July, Kasich declined to support him, not to mention vote in favor of him in the November race.
In any case, Kasich has gone to the Trump White House and demonstrated an ability to work with him on various issues, especially endeavors to lower physician endorsed tranquilize costs.
"He's in under a hundred days. Give the person a possibility, is my view," he said Tuesday. "See, I didn't underwrite him, I turned out poorly the tradition. I need him to be effective. Will give him a possibility."
The Ohio senator, who is exceptionally well known in his home state, is viewed as a potential challenger to Trump in the event that he looks for reelection in 2020. In a CNN town corridor on Monday, Kasich said he would not preclude another presidential offer, but rather said it was "improbable" that he would keep running for open office once more.
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