Trump and Clinton edge closer to party nominations

It was a big night for Donald Trump who has swept the board of all five Super Tuesday primaries, moving him ever closer to winning the Republican presidential nomination outright.
 
In whats being viewed as a major show of strength, the billionaire left his rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich trailing in his wake.

“I consider myself the presumptive nominee, absolutely…Honestly, Senator Cruz and Governor Kasich should really get out of the race,” said Donald Trump, Republican Presidential contender:
  

“Rigged and broken” – #Trump slams Republican primary system #USAhttps://t.co/Y4bBmtEO8d pic.twitter.com/7qS2q7fcUQ

I consider myself the presumptive nominee, absolutely...Honestly, Senator Cruz and Governor Kasich should really get out of the race.

— euronews (@euronews) April 26, 2016

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton won four out of the five northeastern states adding pressure on her rival Bernie Sanders to quit or ease criticism of her. In her victory speech the former secretary of state spoke of the need for unity.
 
“Whether you support Senator Sanders or you support me, there’s much more that unites us than divides us,” Hillary said during a speech while on the campaign trail in Philadelphia.
 
Although pundits see Sanders as having no possible path to victory, he’s not showing any signs of leaving the race after taking the surprise win of Rhode Island.
 
Next stop on the primary trail is Indiana.

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