07 April 2016 - Cruz and Sanders win Wisconsin Primary
Activer le mode zenBen Kamisar (The Hill, 06/04/2016)
Bernie Sanders beat Hillary Clinton by more than 100,000 votes in Wisconsin's Democratic primary, securing his seventh win in eight contests and providing more momentum for his presidential campaign ahead of the New York primary.
But in terms of delegates, Sanders's success was more modest.
According to The Associated Press, Clinton will take 36 delegates compared with 47 for Sanders.
Worse, because seven superdelegates from Wisconsin are expected to back Clinton, according to MSNBC, Sanders's big win among voters translates to him emerging with just four more delegates than the former New York senator.
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Hope
Tim Dickinson (Rolling Stone, 06/04/2016)
Throwing lifelines to the underdogs — and dead weight to the frontrunners — the results from Wisconsin have deeper implications, for both momentum and the math.
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GOP nomination
Sean Sullivan and Paul Kane (The Washington Post, 06/04/2016)
After his most convincing victory yet over Donald Trump in Wisconsin, Ted Cruz sought on Wednesday to shed his reputation as a divisive bomb-thrower and position himself as the candidate who can bring the Republican Party together.
But it wasn’t clear whether it was working. In Washington and across the country, many mainstream Republicans who despise Trump — including many supporters of former candidate Marco Rubio — are still declining to support the senator from Texas, whose antagonism toward GOP leaders has been the centerpiece of his political rise.
The lukewarm reception highlighted the difficulty Cruz faces in recasting himself as a bridge builder after years of bridge burning. Many top Republicans remain strongly opposed to both Cruz and Trump and hold out hope that long-shot candidate John Kasich, or perhaps another Republican not in the race, can somehow clinch the nomination.
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Self-inflicted wounds
Ed Pilkington (The Guardian, 07/04/2016)
On Wednesday night they turned out in the thousands to give their returning hero a welcome that would have soothed the bruises of even the most battered presidential candidate.
“First of all, it’s great to be home,” Trump said as the crowd of about 15,000 almost exclusively white supporters let out a roar that threatened to blow the roof off the former Grumman aerospace hangar they filled to bursting. “We love New York. We love New York. And we are all together going to make America great again.”
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