NEWTON, IA – NOVEMBER 19: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a town hall meeting during a campaign stop at Des Moines Area Community College Newton Campus on November 19, 2015 in Newton, Iowa. Trump is currently leading the race for the Republican presidential nomination in Iowa. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Here we are at Indiana’s Voting Polls as of 7:38 pm eastern time subject to change
BIG NEWS Democratic Poll: Ms. Hilllary Clinton 49.1% and Mr. Bernie Sanders 50.9%. I have to say I’m pumped with this polling.
Republican Poll: Trump 53.8%, Cruz 34.8% and Kasich 8.6%. Mr. Donald Trump is the clear winner.
All the rhetorical campaigning and running for President is starting to feel surreal; and why do I have this bad feeling. Perhaps it’s because most of us are feeling the same with uncharted territory. I say this because we are confronting and trying to understand the thrust of this political arena between so many diverse candidates in the Democratic and especially the Republican side. It’s very dramatic voters and protesters are infused with this electoral campaign process in 2016.
Donna Brazille, Former Representative of California said
“Donald Trump Has Blown Up The Entire Republican Party” Ouch!
On CNN Political Analyst David Gergen point’s out that not since the 19th Century has there been someone from the business sector that has attracted so much attention and controversy running for the Presidency; Mr. Donald Trump.
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In Real-time Live on CNN Mr. Bernie Sanders is addressing a crowd in Louisville Kentucky and just announced that the Walton Family is now worth 149 Billion dollars and they are not paying their employees a standard living wage, only $7.25 the minimum wage. Bernie Sanders said “Together we are going to create a minimum wage of $15.00/hr.” At the last democratic debate Ms. Hillary Clinton indicated $12.00/hr, not a generous representation of her rhetoric promising to help the people in impoverished poor communities.
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