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John Kasich, Would-Be Foodie-in-Chief
John Kasich, Would-Be Foodie-in-Chief
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Given that John Kasich was mathematically eliminated from the Republican race months ago, many speculated why he insisted on continuing his hopeless campaign... 05.05.2016, Sputnik International
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John Kasich, Would-Be Foodie-in-Chief
18:07 GMT 05.05.2016 (Updated: 10:56 GMT 06.08.2022) Given that John Kasich was mathematically eliminated from the Republican race months ago, many speculated why he insisted on continuing his hopeless campaign. It could be that Ohio governor simply developed a taste for the finer things in life: free Italian hoagies.
Winning only one state, the most memorable thing about the John Kasich presidential run will likely be the multiple photo ops of him eating decadent meals on the campaign trail. Dropping out at last, he may have to settle for ramen from here on out.
