 Major GOP Figure Won’t Rule Out Stealing Nomination From TrumpSpeaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) refused to rule out accepting the Republican presidential nomination at a contested convention. The comments from the man who is second in line to the presidency were published on Tuesday night as Donald Trump swept to major wins in Republican primaries in Florida, Illinois, and other states.The story was broken by John Harwood of CNBC:Ryan, who ran in 2012 as Mitt Romney s vice presidential nominee, has taken no public actions to encourage the idea that he could become a candidate. To the contrary, a political committee set up to draft him into the 2016 race recently shut down at the urging of the speaker s aides. I actually think you should run for president if you re going to be president, if you want to be president,  Ryan said in the interview.  I m not running for president. I made that decision, consciously, not to. The Republican establishment is in a panic, as Trump has continued to march towards the 1,237 delegates he needs to win to earn the nomination. He crushed Senator Marco Rubio in his home state of Florida, winning all 99 of the delegates there up for grabs. Early projections indicated that Trump had about 260 more delegates than his closest competitor, Senator Ted Cruz.Cruz and Governor John Kasich remained in the race as Rubio dropped out, betting they could hold on until the GOP convention in Cleveland this summer and possibly earn the nomination at a contested convention.Those candidates and the establishment are betting on the remote possibility that Trump would fail on the first convention ballot, after which the delegates are no longer bound to the candidate who won primaries and caucuses   currently Trump.Ryan winning the nomination would also anger anti-establishment Republicans and conservatives, who opposed the Speaker in the internal fight over who would succeed then-Speaker John Boehner when he decided to retire.Featured image via FlickrNews
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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:  Major GOP Figure Won’t Rule Out Stealing Nomination From TrumpSpeaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) refused to rule out accepting the Republican presidential nomination at a contested convention. The comments from the man who is second in line to the presidency were published on Tuesday night as Donald Trump swept to major wins in Republican primaries in Florida, Illinois, and other states.The story was broken by John Harwood of CNBC:Ryan, who ran in 2012 as Mitt Romney s vice presidential nominee, has taken no public actions to encourage the idea that he could become a candidate. To the contrary, a political committee set up to draft him into the 2016 race recently shut down at the urging of the speaker s aides. I actually think you should run for president if you re going to be president, if you want to be president,  Ryan said in the interview.  I m not running for president. I made that decision, consciously, not to. The Republican establishment is in a panic, as Trump has continued to march towards the 1,237 delegates he needs to win to earn the nomination. He crushed Senator Marco Rubio in his home state of Florida, winning all 99 of the delegates there up for grabs. Early projections indicated that Trump had about 260 more delegates than his closest competitor, Senator Ted Cruz.Cruz and Governor John Kasich remained in the race as Rubio dropped out, betting they could hold on until the GOP convention in Cleveland this summer and possibly earn the nomination at a contested convention.Those candidates and the establishment are betting on the remote possibility that Trump would fail on the first convention ballot, after which the delegates are no longer bound to the candidate who won primaries and caucuses   currently Trump.Ryan winning the nomination would also anger anti-establishment Republicans and conservatives, who opposed the Speaker in the internal fight over who would succeed then-Speaker John Boehner when he decided to retire.Featured image via FlickrNews
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: major gop figure won rule out stealing nomination from trumpspeaker house paul ryan refused rule accepting republican presidential nomination contested convention the comments man second line presidency published tuesday night donald trump swept major wins republican primaries florida illinois story broken john hardwood cnbc ryan ran mitt romney vice presidential nominee taken public actions encourage idea could become candidate to contrary political committee set draft race recently shut urging speaker aides i actually think run president going president want president ryan said interview i running president i made decision consciously the republican establishment panic trump continued march towards delegates needs win earn nomination he crushed senator marco rubio home state florida winning delegates grabs early projections indicated trump delegates closest competitor senator ted governor john basic remained race rubio dropped betting could hold gop convention cleveland summer possibly earn nomination contested candidates establishment betting remote possibility trump would fail first convention ballot delegates longer bound candidate primaries caucuses currently winning nomination would also anger republicans conservatives opposed speaker internal fight would succeed john bother decided image via flickrnews