News about John Kasich

NEIL: Trump is not quite the political juggernaut his primary victories suggest - or at least his main backers. His 20-point victory was less than his 30-point lead in the final polls; and, as Haley said Saturday night, "40 percent [her share of the South Carolina vote] is not some tiny group." Though independents and Democrats boosted the campaign (Palmetto State voters, regardless of party line, are still able to vote in either the Republican or Democratic primaries), there is nevertheless a strong Republican consensus that does not support Trump. According to some polls, around 20% of Republican voters have stated that they would not vote for him. In his South Carolina victory address, Trump said he had never seen the Republican Party more united', which had none of the venom of his post-New Hampshire speeches in which he vehemently attacked Haley.' That is untrue. His followers have unquestionably led the grassroots and even the party establishment now bows before him (Haley may have been governor of South Carolina, but all the local party majorwigs endorsed Trump). However, a slew of Republicans is clearly against Trump's nomination.

According to police, Justin Mohn, 32, decapitated his 68-year-old father Michael in the Levittown home they posted, and later stuck up his head in an unhinged YouTube video where he mocked the federal government and the Biden administration. According to court records seen by LevittownNow, the convicted killer's terrified mother called police on Tuesday to report that her husband's body was discovered inside a bathroom in their house with a's substantial amount of blood around him' and that he had no head. The man's head was discovered inside of a plastic bag that had been placed in a cooking pot in a bedroom next door to the bathroom, where they recovered a large kitchen knife and a machete from the bathtub. In a first-floor bedroom, detectives also discovered bloody rubber gloves. Mohn also wrote a revolutionary pamphlet called 'America's Coming Bloody Revolution,' which said that Americans would soon have to choose between "losing freedom" or "killing their families.'

Justin Mohn, 32, seemed to have lived a fantasy life in which he believed he was an influential writer, singer, and politician before being accused of beheading his father on Tuesday night. 'I Miss Lauren,'Cold War Waste Town, and 'They Came for Justin Mohn,' included lyrics such as 'f*** my life...' I'm sorry, but it is not your fault.' His numerous fiction and non-fiction books, as well as biographies that Mohn wrote in the third person praising his genius, include a variety of conspiracy theories and dystopian stories with eerily similar characters to himself. He was arrested in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night after displaying his father's head in a sickening YouTube video in which he outlined his political convictions. Several of his unhinged rant included claiming himself to be the "Messiah" and urging federal employees to murder them, a far cry from his Spotify musician bio that stated, "he only wishes to bring positive change to the world."