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Clinton, Trump shoot for inevitability on 'Super Tuesday'
In fact, it's not even close. In the first four states, candidates by and large placed their resources in local outreach, meeting voters and sending surrogates to knock on every voter's door. I want to tell you they are not OK with us", said Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley. "We're gonna win states after Tuesday", he said. CNN notes that a quarter of Republicans said they probably or definitely wouldn't support Trump in November - but also noted that about the same share of voters say that of ...
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Hilary Clinton trounces Sanders in S. Carolina before "Super Tuesday"
With 100 percent reporting, Clinton had won by a margin of 73.5 percent to just 26 percent for Sanders. Clinton's renewed focus on Trump is a shift in her strategy from the past month, where she had been emphasizing her differences from her Democratic opponent, Bernie Sanders.
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Pivotal 'Super Tuesday' could elevate Trump, Clinton
Clinton turned her attention to the Republican field, all-but-ignoring rival Sanders from campaign events in MA on Monday. Clinton meanwhile was riding high after thrashing rival Bernie Sanders in SC over the weekend, securing an astronomical 86 percent of the African-American vote in her third win in four contests.
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Russian warplanes sit idle on Syria base during ceasefire
US Secretary of State John Kerry said on Monday he had agreed with his Russian counterpart not to discuss alleged violations of a cessation of hostilities plan in Syria and intensify work on a mechanism to ensure any strikes in Syria exclusively target Islamic State or al Qaida-linked Nusra Front.
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Trump, Clinton Lead Their Parties' Ahead of 'Super Tuesday' Vote
Dem voters in both states are typically certain about who they are voting for, pollsters found. "America has never stopped being great". "Instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers". Bernie Sanders conceded that his campaign was "decimated" by Hillary Clinton's campaign in this weekend's SC party primary but expressed optimism about keeping alive his White House bid.
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Trump Still On Top; Clinton's Lead Narrows
The question is whether their margins prove insurmountable. " On the Republican side , there is a little more leeway". Trump could come close to running the table Tuesday. As accusations of dishonesty have flown between Trump, Cruz and Rubio, voters say they are more apt to see Trump as honest and trustworthy. The region is the most religious and conservative in the country.