Donald Trump’s former butler Anthony Senecal told NBC News Thursday that Barack Obama should be “hung” and that Muslims in the U.S. should be “shot or bombed.”

Sen. Marco Rubio’s campaign acknowledged Friday that Ohio voters who oppose Trump should vote for Gov. John Kasich.

Rubio brushed off his disappointing night Saturday after another round of losses and insisted his fortunes would shift on March 15.

The Florida senator unleashed an array of pointed jabs at the GOP front-runner, saying Trump has “small hands” and a “spray tan.”

Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander has backed Marco Rubio, who has been barnstorming Southern states in the past week in the hopes of gaining momentum there.

The Florida senator drew up battle lines for a certain showdown with the GOP front-runner on the eve of Thursday’s debate.

Jeb told donors Wednesday that his campaign was stymied by “outsiders making a compelling case to people who are deeply disaffected and angry.”

Marco Rubio wants to be your second choice for president.

Marco Rubio dismissed criticism of his immigration record from Ted Cruz and his allies on Sunday, saying, “People don’t care about it.”

On Thursday night, Rubio missed one of this last opportunities to woo South Carolina voters before the state’s primary election.