John Kasich made a fresh case for himself to be the Republican presidential nominee, despite the severe mathematical challenge he faces in acquiring enough delegates.
John Dickerson, moderator of “Face the Nation” was point-blank in his first question: “Governor, in order for to you get the nomination, you would have to win more than 100 percent of the remaining delegates. So how are you going to do it?”
“Well, first of all, nobody is going to have the delegates they need going to the convention,” Kasich said. “Everyone will fall short. And the convention, by the way, is an extension of the political process.