BOSTON – After New York businessman Donald Trump rolled to a resounding victory in the Massachusetts Republican presidential primary Tuesday night, Gov. Charlie Baker said he's not willing to concede the inevitability of Trump's rise to the GOP nomination, and won't vote for Trump in November if it comes to pass.
"I said I wasn't going to vote for Donald Trump yesterday and I didn't, and I don't plan to vote for him in November, but I'm not willing to concede with 35 states to go that he going to be the Republican nominee," Baker told reporters after attending an elementary school assembly in North Andover to celebrate Dr. Seuss and reading.
Despite Donald Trump's string of victories on Tuesday, he has to do better in upcoming contests to claim the Republican nomination for president before the party's national convention this summer.
Ted Cruz is emerging as the candidate who could stop him — with a little help from Marco Rubio.
