Trump, Clinton Sweep Super Tuesday, On Collision Course For White House
Zero Hedge
Mar 1, 2016
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Update: Clinton wins Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Virginia; Sanders wins Vermont (obviously), and Trump wins Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Massachusetts.

Super Tuesday is upon us and we’re about to find out whether Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will run the table on rivals and lock up their respective party nominations.

“About half of the delegates needed for a Republican candidate to win the nomination are at stake, plus about a third for Democrats,” Bloomberg notes. “In roughly a dozen state races, Republican front-runner Donald Trump and Democratic leader Hillary Clinton seem poised to win in landslides that could render them nearly inevitable.”

In other words, this is it for Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and the incomparable Bernie Sanders. Either they pull off a miracle today or we’re about to witness a billionaire reality TV host square off against a former Secretary of State who is being investigated by the FBI with the keys to The White House on the line.

It’s not winner-take-all, delegate wise, on the GOP side, so conceivably, Rubio and Cruz could "win" even if they lose (so to speak), but the outlook isn’t good on the Republican side if your name isn’t Donald Trump...