John B. King Jr.

Donald Trump is underperforming Mitt Romney in all of these states in this key demographic -- and what has been a Republican demographic.

Donald Trump wants the big prizes, 29 votes here, Electoral College, 20 votes there. He's going for the big prizes. He has very little room for error.

If Donald Trump can take these news items and try to turn the campaign debate and not make it about him, but make it about them, he has a better opportunity to win the White House.

If those states voted on Election Day where they are right now in the polls, she would win by a bigger margin than Barack Obama beat Mitt Romney.

If Trump doesn't turn those around, game over.

If Hillary Clinton won Virginia and won Florida, game over.

If Donald Trump could flip those three states and I'm not saying it's easy and it won't be easy, but if he could flip those three states, look, Donald Trump is the next president of the United States.

We see a similar pattern around chemistry, around physics, around access to advanced placement and international baccalaureate courses.

Ensuring that the Federal resources are indeed supplemental is essential to making sure that kids have equitable access to these opportunities.

This work is going to require continued vigilance on the part not only of the Federal Government but of States and districts to make sure that we don't let kids fall through the cracks.

ESSA is a bipartisan achievement that provides the statutory foundation to close our remaining gaps and address our persistent inequities.

A lot of these candidates think Trump is simply toxic.

What it tells you, again, is the level of disillusionment with Trump in the party in each of the key battleground senate states.

A, he brands people and has been relatively successful at it, Lying Ted, Little Marco, Low energy Jeb. He has a history of succeeding of branding people, now he wants to make it Crooked Hillary.

If he doesn't improve it, he can't win the White House in November.

You cannot win the presidency with a 26 point gender gap which is what Donald Trump has right now.

If he's going to win the nomination, if he's going to be a serious credible threat for the nomination all the way through California, yes, he has to correct her demographic lock on African-Americans and Latinos and he has yet to prove he…

Bernie Sanders... is essentially in a tie with Hillary Clinton.

He has to break her demographic lock. She's winning in states that have large African-American or significant Latino populations.

Donald Trump is on a path to win big. What he needs is most or all of the 95 delegates out of New York.

One of the keys to the continued progress for students with disabilities is ensuring that to the greatest extent possible with appropriate accommodations, students with disabilities have access to the general education curriculum.

Here in Congress, on an issue as important as education and on a law as broken as No Child Left Behind, we were able to work together, break through the gridlock, and pass the Every Student Succeeds Act with strong bipartisan support.

If those 50 or half of those 50 decide never mind. Trump broke his pledge. We're not with him. And Trump's number falls lower, that decreases the likelihood he's the nominee.

It is a really interesting and counterintuitive thing to say that if I don't like the way you treat me, I may have a third party win that probably guarantees the Democrats win the White House.

Is Donald Trump ready for PrimeTime? Is he ready for the presidency conversation that's happening?