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Donald Trump, with his overwhelming victory in Indiana on Tuesday, put himself in prime position to clinch the Republican presidential nomination in coming weeks, and spelled the end of Ted Cruz’s campaign
Hillary Clinton went 4-1 and Donald Trump went 5-0 in Tuesday’s primaries in five states but Clinton all but clinched the Democratic nomination while Trump faces a crucial contest next week
His stroke four years ago dramatically limited his speech and mobility and kept him away from Washington for a year.Â
Cruz shut out Donald Trump and Ohio Gov. John Kasich in the state’s delegate selection process, which was spread across several days.
The Republican Party’s reluctance to hold confirmation hearings, Clinton said, is a symptom of what has given rise to the presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Â
And yet, when the smoke cleared after Tuesday’s five-state brawl, Republicans still didn’t have an answer to the GOP presidential primary’s biggest question: Can anyone stop Donald Trump? Â
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton put more distance between themselves and their rivals on Super Tuesday, with both front-runners winning seven of the 11 states holding elections or caucuses. Â