“And frankly, if Hillary Clinton were a man, I don’t think she’d get 5 percent of the vote”, Trump said.
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Trump added Sanders was “very effective” but treated “very badly” by the Democratic Party, suggesting he run as an independent in the general election.
A Bernie Sanders supporter cheers during the campaign event.
Trump continued the attack Wednesday on CNN. The only thing she has going is the women’s card.
He made similar comments just that morning.
Word of the layoffs came a day after Sanders lost four of five Eastern primaries to Hillary Clinton, rendering his path to the party’s nomination virtually nonexistent.
“I’m going to do what’s right for the American people”, Trump said. “When he said ‘bad judgement, ‘ I said ‘Sound bite!'” “I don’t know if we’ll get his endorsement”.
Trump was expected to do well in Tuesday’s primaries in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maryland, Delaware and Rhode Island.
But Sanders is still catching up to Clinton nationally. “We’ll unify our party to win this election”, she said.
Democrats are competing for 384 delegates in Tuesday’s contests, while Republicans have 172 up for grabs.
In Pennsylvania, Trump collected 17 delegates for winning the state. That sounds like an acknowledgement the race for the nomination is now out of his reach. Those races are still too close to call.
Anticipating a big night for Trump, chief rival Ted Cruz retreated to next-up IN days ago.
But Cruz and Kasich are not leaving. He said of the Republican nomination contest: “it’s over”.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Tuesday declared their own war over women. “It’s good for the country to have a clear and direct choice”.
Charles Chamberlain, head of a liberal group backing Sanders, said the question isn’t whether the senator would win delegates. “But in politics, because it’s a rigged system, because it’s a corrupt enterprise, in politics you’re allowed to collude”.
Elsewhere in IN, campaigns continue to criss cross the state. They have joined hands to try and stop Trump in the nominating contests, and to take the battle to the party convention in July, hoping to win it there somehow. Their names are listed on the ballot with no information about which White House hopeful they support.
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Trump turned his fire on fellow front-runner Clinton as they each secured big wins in the northeastern state primaries.
