Senator criticizes Democrats’ ‘undemocratic’ party process Clinton says general election polls this early ‘mean nothing’ Clinton: Trump presidency will put ‘kids at risk of violence and bigotry’
Sanders overcame state’s closed primary, which allows only registered Democrats – not independents – to vote, while Clinton declared victory in Kentucky
Sanders’ victory does little to narrow Clinton’s large delegate lead, while presumptive Republican nominee claims wins in West Virginia and Nebraska
A defiant Bernie Sanders refused to go gently into the night on Tuesday with another last-minute primary win over Hillary Clinton that comes despite her commanding lead in the national race for delegates. In a fundraising email sent out soon after polls closed, the leftwing senator hailed his victory in West Virginia and said: “Every vote we earn and every delegate we secure sends an unmistakable message about the values we share, the country’s support for the ideas of our campaign, and a rejection of Donald Trump and his values.” He added: “There is nothing I would like more than to take on and defeat Donald Trump, someone who must never become president of this country. But I believe that it is not enough to just reject Trump – this is an opportunity to define a progressive vision for America. Continue reading...
Trump emerged as the presumptive Republican nominee in Tuesday night’s primary as Cruz left the race and Sanders won an upset victory over Clinton
We’re going to wrap up our live coverage of the Indiana primaries shortly. Here’s what happened:
Donald Trump emerged as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee with a resounding victory in Indiana, as Ted Cruz suspended his presidential campaign.
Bernie Sanders scored an upset victory over Hillary Clinton, though the two split the delegate pile. Sanders vowed the nominating race was not over.
Cruz did not mention Trump as he mothballed his campaign but called for the Republican party to look to the far horizon (his 2020 bid?).
“I’m sorry to say, it appears that path [to victory] has been foreclosed,” Cruz said. “We gave it everything we’ve got.”
The underdog presidential candidate in the Democratic primary admitted ‘uphill climb’ to nomination but promised to shape the party’s future
Bernie Sanders acknowledged “an uphill climb” ahead of him in the Democratic nomination race on Sunday, but vowed to continue battling against Hillary Clinton despite his diminishing chances of catching her. In a press conference to mark the one-year anniversary of an insurgent campaign that few ever imagined, he also revealed plans for a new series of mega-rallies in California and renewed calls on the party’s handpicked superdelegates to change their allegiances before this summer’s national convention. The Vermont senator conceded that in order for such appeals to make a difference, he would also have to win a majority of the remaining “pledged delegates”, whose votes are fixed according to election results. He would require him to win 65% of those 1,083 in remaining states to have a chance. Continue reading...
Democratic frontrunner victorious over Bernie Sanders after acrimonious contest saw tone sharpen between candidates
Hillary Clinton clinched a decisive victory over Bernie Sanders in New York on Tuesday, crushing hopes among his supporters that a recent winning streak could change the direction of the Democratic presidential race. The former secretary of state’s projected win by the Associated Press came 45 minutes after polls closed and suggested a commanding performance that could see her take a clear majority of the 291 delegates on offer and extend her national lead. Appearing at a victory rally in Midtown Manhattan, Clinton said: “Tonight, the race for the Democratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is in sight.”
Republican candidate Donald Trump are canceled after the rally in the US presidential race candidate, Democrat Bernie Sanders has shown strongly than expected.
Republican candidate Donald Trump was accused Bernie Sanders, The protesters were sent to the affected rally.
These tensions Friday came after Republican candidate Donald Trump's rally was canceled after violent protests in Chicago.
Mr. Sanders said, lies in the lack Donald Trump.
Hillary Clinton also accused Donald Trump, That he had incited his supporters to violence.
Republican presidential candidate, the third candidate in the race Marco Rubio says, The state of Florida and his home state of the Republican nomination, that Mr. Trump has made a "hostage". Their success is very important.
Mr. Sanders said in response to Mr. Trump's allegations, There is no room for violence in the political process.
The Clinton accused, The Republicans are running a campaign of hate and fear.
On Friday, hundreds of protesters gathered in the Auditorium, and the place of the rally in Chicago Trump's supporters and protesters dispute between started.
Donald Trump said in a statement, The police while their candidate after the coming of the rally was canceled by the Chicago Police spokesman said, Police was not suggested to cancel the rally.
Donald Trump and Ted Cruz rival Marco Rubio called the incident 'regrettable'.
Donald Trump Pastor Mark Burns: Bernie Sanders 'gotta g..
Pastor Mark Burns, who to backs Trump, defends comments he made at the North Carolina rally that Sen. Sanders "doesn't believe in God" and needs to be "saved."
