Cruz adviser says Trump campaign taking 'banana republic' approachWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior adviser to Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz on Sunday accused rival Donald Trump’s campaign of taking a “banana republic approach” by complaining that party rules for selecting a nominee are rigged against him. Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, the Texas senator’s delegate operations manager, said on ABC’s “This Week” that the Trump campaign is challenging the delegate selection process “because they’re getting beat on the ground.” Cuccinelli and Trump’s campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, as well as the third Republican candidate, Ohio Governor John Kasich, traded punches over the delegate selection process on Sunday news shows.  Trump remains the front-runner in the race to be the Republican Party’s candidate in November’s general election. But it remains unclear whether the billionaire businessman will arrive at the party’s July 18-21 convention in Cleveland with the 1,237-delegate majority needed to clinch the nomination on the first ballot. The next big face-off is New York state’s primary on Tuesday, with 95 delegates at stake.  Opinion polls show Trump, a New Yorker, well ahead of his rivals, with Kasich and Cruz trailing behind. The latest CBS News poll, released on Sunday, showed Trump ahead in New York, with 54 percent of those surveyed to 21 percent for Cruz and 19 percent for Kasich. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton, a former New York senator and U.S. secretary of state, and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont will also face New York voters on Tuesday. Polls show Clinton is still favored to win, although Sanders, a New York City native who is hoping for an upset win to ensure the continued viability of his campaign, has managed to narrow the gap in recent days. Trump, meanwhile, has become increasingly agitated as the Cruz campaign outmaneuvers him in the complex art of securing delegates that are not simply allocated by a popular vote.  At a news conference in New York City’s Staten Island borough on Sunday, he repeated his assertion that the system was “crooked.” “You’re basically buying these people,” he said, referring to convention delegates. “I could put them in the best planes and bring them to the best places in the world,” he added. But he said he was not interested in wooing delegates that way, describing it as undemocratic. The party rules for picking delegates vary by state. Cuccinelli said Cruz has been “winning elections. And when we win, Trump whines.” “This is a banana republic approach from the Trump team,” he said. “... They have a media campaign. But Ted Cruz has built a grassroots campaign.” On “Fox News Sunday,” Trump’s Lewandowski pointed to Florida, where the candidate won the primary in a landslide. But Trump can count on the support of only 69 of the state’s 99 delegates because the state Republican Party chairman is allowed to appoint 30. “Ted Cruz does well in places where party bosses get to set those rules and people don’t get to go and vote,” Lewandowski said. Another senior Trump adviser, delegate selection specialist Paul Manafort, told ABC the campaign will protest results in Missouri and Colorado. But in several interviews on Sunday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus again denied that the delegate selection rules are rigged against Trump. Kasich ridiculed Trump and his campaign for suggesting the delegate selection rules are fixed and that a “dirty trick” allowed Cruz to win Colorado’s nominating contest without a statewide vote. Kasich, interviewed by CNN, said Trump should “act like you’re a professional. Be a pro.”  (This story corrects New York state poll numbers in 7th paragraph) politicsNews
cruz adviser says trump campaign taking republic approachwashington reuters a senior adviser republican presidential candidate ted cruz sunday accused rival donald trump campaign taking banana republic approach complaining party rules selecting nominee rigged former virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli texas senator delegate operations manager said abc this week trump campaign challenging delegate selection process getting beat cuccinelli trump campaign manager corey lewandowski well third republican candidate ohio governor john basic traded punches delegate selection process sunday news shows trump remains race republican party candidate november general election but remains unclear whether billionaire businessman arrive party july convention cleveland majority needed clinch nomination first ballot the next big new york state primary tuesday delegates stake opinion polls show trump new worker well ahead rivals basic cruz trailing behind the latest cbs news poll released sunday showed trump ahead new york percent surveyed percent cruz percent basic on democratic side hillary clinton former new york senator secretary state senator bernie sanders vermont also face new york voters tuesday polls show clinton still favored win although sanders new york city native hoping upset win ensure continued viability campaign managed narrow gap recent days trump meanwhile become increasingly agitated cruz campaign outmaneuvers complex art securing delegates simply allocated popular vote at news conference new york city state island borough sunday repeated assertion system you basically buying people said referring convention delegates i could put best planes bring best places world added but said interested woong delegates way describing democratic the party rules picking delegates vary state cuccinelli said cruz winning elections and win trump this banana republic approach trump team said they media campaign but ted cruz built grassroots on fox news sunday trump lewandowski pointed florida candidate primary landslide but trump count support state delegates state republican party chairman allowed appoint ted cruz well places party bosses get set rules people get go vote lewandowski said another senior trump adviser delegate selection specialist paul manafort told abc campaign protest results missouri colorado but several interviews sunday republican national committee chairman rence priests denied delegate selection rules rigged trump basic ridiculed trump campaign suggesting delegate selection rules fixed dirty trick allowed cruz win colorado nominating contest without statewide vote basic interviewed cnn said trump act like professional be this story corrects new york state poll numbers paragraph politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Cruz adviser says Trump campaign taking 'banana republic' approachWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior adviser to Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz on Sunday accused rival Donald Trump’s campaign of taking a “banana republic approach” by complaining that party rules for selecting a nominee are rigged against him. Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, the Texas senator’s delegate operations manager, said on ABC’s “This Week” that the Trump campaign is challenging the delegate selection process “because they’re getting beat on the ground.” Cuccinelli and Trump’s campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, as well as the third Republican candidate, Ohio Governor John Kasich, traded punches over the delegate selection process on Sunday news shows.  Trump remains the front-runner in the race to be the Republican Party’s candidate in November’s general election. But it remains unclear whether the billionaire businessman will arrive at the party’s July 18-21 convention in Cleveland with the 1,237-delegate majority needed to clinch the nomination on the first ballot. The next big face-off is New York state’s primary on Tuesday, with 95 delegates at stake.  Opinion polls show Trump, a New Yorker, well ahead of his rivals, with Kasich and Cruz trailing behind. The latest CBS News poll, released on Sunday, showed Trump ahead in New York, with 54 percent of those surveyed to 21 percent for Cruz and 19 percent for Kasich. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton, a former New York senator and U.S. secretary of state, and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont will also face New York voters on Tuesday. Polls show Clinton is still favored to win, although Sanders, a New York City native who is hoping for an upset win to ensure the continued viability of his campaign, has managed to narrow the gap in recent days. Trump, meanwhile, has become increasingly agitated as the Cruz campaign outmaneuvers him in the complex art of securing delegates that are not simply allocated by a popular vote.  At a news conference in New York City’s Staten Island borough on Sunday, he repeated his assertion that the system was “crooked.” “You’re basically buying these people,” he said, referring to convention delegates. “I could put them in the best planes and bring them to the best places in the world,” he added. But he said he was not interested in wooing delegates that way, describing it as undemocratic. The party rules for picking delegates vary by state. Cuccinelli said Cruz has been “winning elections. And when we win, Trump whines.” “This is a banana republic approach from the Trump team,” he said. “... They have a media campaign. But Ted Cruz has built a grassroots campaign.” On “Fox News Sunday,” Trump’s Lewandowski pointed to Florida, where the candidate won the primary in a landslide. But Trump can count on the support of only 69 of the state’s 99 delegates because the state Republican Party chairman is allowed to appoint 30. “Ted Cruz does well in places where party bosses get to set those rules and people don’t get to go and vote,” Lewandowski said. Another senior Trump adviser, delegate selection specialist Paul Manafort, told ABC the campaign will protest results in Missouri and Colorado. But in several interviews on Sunday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus again denied that the delegate selection rules are rigged against Trump. Kasich ridiculed Trump and his campaign for suggesting the delegate selection rules are fixed and that a “dirty trick” allowed Cruz to win Colorado’s nominating contest without a statewide vote. Kasich, interviewed by CNN, said Trump should “act like you’re a professional. Be a pro.”  (This story corrects New York state poll numbers in 7th paragraph) politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: cruz adviser says trump campaign taking republic approachwashington reuters a senior adviser republican presidential candidate ted cruz sunday accused rival donald trump campaign taking banana republic approach complaining party rules selecting nominee rigged former virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli texas senator delegate operations manager said abc this week trump campaign challenging delegate selection process getting beat cuccinelli trump campaign manager corey lewandowski well third republican candidate ohio governor john basic traded punches delegate selection process sunday news shows trump remains race republican party candidate november general election but remains unclear whether billionaire businessman arrive party july convention cleveland majority needed clinch nomination first ballot the next big new york state primary tuesday delegates stake opinion polls show trump new worker well ahead rivals basic cruz trailing behind the latest cbs news poll released sunday showed trump ahead new york percent surveyed percent cruz percent basic on democratic side hillary clinton former new york senator secretary state senator bernie sanders vermont also face new york voters tuesday polls show clinton still favored win although sanders new york city native hoping upset win ensure continued viability campaign managed narrow gap recent days trump meanwhile become increasingly agitated cruz campaign outmaneuvers complex art securing delegates simply allocated popular vote at news conference new york city state island borough sunday repeated assertion system you basically buying people said referring convention delegates i could put best planes bring best places world added but said interested woong delegates way describing democratic the party rules picking delegates vary state cuccinelli said cruz winning elections and win trump this banana republic approach trump team said they media campaign but ted cruz built grassroots on fox news sunday trump lewandowski pointed florida candidate primary landslide but trump count support state delegates state republican party chairman allowed appoint ted cruz well places party bosses get set rules people get go vote lewandowski said another senior trump adviser delegate selection specialist paul manafort told abc campaign protest results missouri colorado but several interviews sunday republican national committee chairman rence priests denied delegate selection rules rigged trump basic ridiculed trump campaign suggesting delegate selection rules fixed dirty trick allowed cruz win colorado nominating contest without statewide vote basic interviewed cnn said trump act like professional be this story corrects new york state poll numbers paragraph politicsnews