halls and a near-total dumping of limited resources in one favorable state to lose to Trump by roughly 20 points. The same goes for Bush—booed loudly by the Rubio crowd when his Tuesday night speech aired—who hustled nearly as hard to finish several percentage points behind in the low teens. Bush, unlike Kasich, has the organization to compete in South Carolina and beyond; like Kasich, he still represents a brand of center-right conservatism that the majority of the party has shown no sign it wants this cycle.

This idea—that only Rubio has the necessary cross-party appeal and resources to emerge from the establishment lane, bad debate or not—is what may account for his supporters’ ability to take Tuesday’s loss in stride and move South. The class of donors andGermanic tribes.
 Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius is made. It is now kept at Museo Capitolini in Rome (approximate date).

Births 
 Fa Zheng, adviser to the Han dynasty warlord Liu Bei (d. 220)
 Liu Bian, Han dynasty emperor (d. 190)
 Ma Chao, general of the Shu Han state in the Three Kingdoms period (d. 222)

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