An international lawyer and political analyst says Donald Trump may win the Republican nomination but he is going nowhere, while Hillary Clinton’s early lead comes from support in Republican states and may not hold up when the primaries move to states which traditionally are more amenable to Bernie Sanders’ far more progressive political message.
Barry Grossman, who is based on the Indonesian island of Bali, told Press TV on Wednesday that Sanders remains very well poised to turn the tables on Clinton and go on to defeat Trump in a general election, despite the overwhelming mainstream media bias against him.
US voters casted their ballots across 11 states in a day-long contest known as Super Tuesday, when the greatest number of states hold primary elections to pick the Republican and Democratic White House nominees.
Democrat Clinton and Republican Trump both scored major victories on Super Tuesday.
Trump emerged as the winner of Republican contests in Arkansas, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Massachusetts, Vermont and Tennessee, while Clinton triumphed in Texas, Georgia, Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, Massachusetts and Virginia, according to US media projections.
Sanders won in Vermont, Oklahoma, Minnesota, and Colorado.