The New York Times said that this all-but-clinches the Democratic Party nomination for Hillary Clinton and pointed out that Hillary’s fundraising had struggled due to a viable opponent in Bernie Sanders.
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The Wall Street Journal called it an “insurmountable lead” for Trump and his bid to become the GOP nominee, but many in the media forget that the narrative changes from primary result to primary result. As the old adage goes, it’s not over until the fat lady sings.
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Lincoln Chafee, Rhode Island Democratic governor, was a long shot to start with, but Hillary is the one to beat in the Democratic primary.
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Wait, who is he? A Rhode Island U.S. Senator who has gone from a Republican to an independent to a Democrat over his career and someone that no one really knows?
Continue Reading4/27/2016 - Hillary Clinton Takes 4 of 5 States in ‘Acela Primary’ and Bernie Sanders Wins Rhode Island
4/27/2016 - Trump Wins Big in ‘Acela Primary’ States Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania & Delaware
7/14/2015 - Hillary Clinton Outraises Long Shot Challenger Chafee $45 Million to $29,000
6/4/2015 - Chafee enters Democratic Primary for 2016 White House Bid
