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Headline Roundup February 29th, 2016

Trump Dominates Ahead of Super Tuesday

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On Super Tuesday eve, Donald Trump gets his best poll numbers yet
On Super Tuesday eve, Donald Trump gets his best poll numbers yet

Washington Post

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On Feb. 29, 2012, Mitt Romney finally retook the lead in Real Clear Politics' average of polling of the Republican nomination contest that year for the final time. Months of ups and downs, and -- four years ago Monday -- Romney finally had a clear path to the nomination. In the 2004 Democratic and 2008 Democratic and Republican contests as well, the person leading on Feb. 29 in the polling average went on to win his party's nomination.

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Rubio, Cruz Turn Up Heat on Trump as Super Tuesday Looms
Rubio, Cruz Turn Up Heat on Trump as Super Tuesday Looms

Wall Street Journal (News)

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Donald Trump’s rivals launched last-ditch efforts Sunday to derail the Republican presidential front-runner’s campaign, intensifying the competition ahead of voting Tuesday in 11 states that could all but seal the race’s outcome.

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Donald Trump’s dominance leaves GOP establishment banking on brokered convention
Donald Trump’s dominance leaves GOP establishment banking on brokered convention

Washington Times

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With a few big-name GOP regulars, from moderate New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to conservative stalwart Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama, now endorsing the agile Donald Trump, the billionaire businessman continues to flummox his party’s lumbering establishment.

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