Jeffrey Goldberg
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Election 2016: Clinton solidifies frontrunner status; Trump talks foreign policy
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April 30, 2016
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23:52Now PlayingDonald Trump continued his historic run for the Republican presidential nomiantion by sweeping all five states in Tuesday's Northeastern primaries. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton continues to widen her delegate lead over Bernie Sanders. Now, the race shifts to Indiana, where the race has moved to a new frontier. Trump delivered a major foreign policy speech in Washington, and also accused Clinton of playing the "woman's card." Ted Cruz named former GOP presidential contender Carly Fiorina as his running mate. On the other side, Hillary Clinton is looking ahead to a fall match-up by criticizing Trump for his rhetoric. And, Bernie Sanders -- who faces a monumental path to win the nomination -- said he would stay in the race and focus on the issues.
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