There's a saying: "It takes a thief to catch a thief." A bit of a twist on this old saw quite accurately sums up the Donald Trump phenomenon.
Fresh off of his strong Super Tuesday performance, Trump is forcing people to consider the very real possibility of his becoming the eventual Republican nominee for President of the United States. And as support for Hillary Clinton continues to be flaccid (at best) in the face of multiple scandals, even the biggest skeptics are wondering aloud whether Trump could go all the way.
WASHINGTON (AP) — It's getting harder and harder for rivals of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to plot a realistic course to their party's nomination. That doesn't mean they'll stop trying.
What to watch for Wednesday, the day after Trump claimed another seven states in the Super Tuesday mega-vote, and Clinton widened her lead over Sanders with seven more of her own:
