Kentucky caucus draws turnout despite absence of candidates
In Frankfort and across Kentucky more than 229000 voters turned out for the first Republican presidential caucus since 1984 with 72,000 voting for Ted Cruz, 82,000 for Donald Trump earning 17 delegates, Rubio and Kasich each winning seven. Thousands of Democrats and independents attempted to vote and were turned away. Edna Hawkins, 90, praised finally voting for a candidate who lasted.
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Clinton and Sanders Duel in Deepens GOP Trump Front-Runner Clash
In a heated debate Clinton boasted she has more primary votes and warned Trump’s bigotry and bluster won’t wear well. Sanders pressed critiques of trade deals and auto bailout roles, blaming Wall Street for the crisis and challenging Clinton on transcripts. Both called for Michigan Governor Snyder to resign over Flint water.
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