John Kasich (R-Ohio) was talking about how he has ... Kasich is trying something else, telling voters that, yes, he’s a politician and a good one. Four years in the Ohio Senate, 18 years ...

Kasich spent hours arguing with friends about political issues of the day ... who was elected in 1968. “John supported Nixon, which to me was out of this world,” Nosal said.

Two Paths America is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit political organization. It will advocate for policy and ideas and be run by longtime Kasich aides like John Weaver and Chris Schrimpf, but the Ohio ...

Five minutes after John Kasich was set to begin a press conference ... there was more and more of an acceptance, not just among political people but among the donor class: This is what the thing ...

John Kasich’s time as Ohio governor just came ... the Missouri Democrat who was defeated in the midterms. She will be a political analyst on both MSNBC and NBC News programs.

“You know why?” Kasich said. “Because I’m not playing that stupid political game. And I think political parties are on their way out, essentially. Sanders is talking about reconstructing ...

“John Kasich made the decision in his own political self interest to withdraw from Indiana and compete elsewhere. And that was a perfectly reasonable decision,” Cruz said. “Listen, I would ...

It’s just before 8 a.m., and John Kasich is in a crowded ... What does a politician do when he’s done with politics? Kasich isn’t really a talk-radio-and-Fox-News Republican, which is ...

Watch CNN’s Dana Bash interview Ohio Gov. John Kasich on “Anderson Cooper 360” tonight at 8 p.m. ET. Ohio Gov. John Kasich says he feels it’s his “responsibility and duty as a leader ...

John Kasich said Sunday that despite keeping up ... “No.” “I’m not really interested in running for political office again,” Kasich said. “I don’t see it. I just don’t see it.” ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Allies of Ohio Gov. John Kasich are rethinking their loyalty to Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor, signaling cracks in a long-standing political partnership that many expected would continue ...