Super Tuesday: Ready, Set, Vote

      Now is the time we separate wheat from chaff. Voters of many stripes will go to the polls in primaries across 12 states, with Texas being the largest, of course, and with the largest number of delegates up for grabs.  It's do-or-die for some of the bunch: Ted Cruz must win big in his home state; Marco Rubio has to show good results, too, or his campaign will stumble and fall.  Darn Old Trump must keep the ball rolling and provoke some moderates to vote for him; John Kasick and Ben carson will probably be finished when the day is done.
      Hillary is off in other areas, Massachusetts exactly, to counter Bernie Sanders' efforts in his home state of Vermont.  The Republican Party is in great turmoil because of the obvious split among its members: Trump v. the Rest.
      Some GOP congressmen have stated they will not support candidate Trump in the general election.  Some have spoken out against him because of a lack of statements repudiating the KKK.  Next week there are several more state primaries and these will serve to cement the positions of front runners, and cause the rest to rethink their time and investment as candidates.
     Watch the fun on TV or the Internet-it's all there.

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