Donald Trump working to right campaign after shaky week

Donald Trump yesterday worked to right his campaign after a shaky week, brushing off missteps about abortion, nuclear weapons, and Republican rival Ted Cruz as he looked forward to tomorrow’s presidential primary in Wisconsin.

Trump, acknowledging the possibility of a loss, said it would be better to win the state, but was confident he’d get the nomination regardless.

Amid talk of the Republican establishment trying to block the frontrunner, party chairman Reince Priebus said the nomination process will be open and transparent.