Former Secretary Hillary Clinton handily takes the lead in this Presidential race over Democratic contender Senator Bernie Sanders, with a Nevada Caucus win of 52.6% to 47.4% with 90% of the vote counted. Donald Trump now has his GOP rivals concerned he may be unstoppable, with a run away win of 32.5 over Marco Rubio at 22.5 and Ted Cruz at 22.3 with 99% of votes counted in South Carolina Primary. Coming in at single digits, Jeb Bush decides to bow out of the race. To the victors go the spoi...

Embed from Getty Images  As debates go, so far the Democratic Presidential hopefuls have not been too contentious towards one another when debating or being ask to comment on the others policies or would be scandals. During the February 4, 2016 Democratic Debate, moderated by MSNBC's Chuck Todd and Rachel Maddow, Senator Sanders reiterated his position with regards to questions about Secretary Clinton's email challenges. Bernie simply refusing to 'go there', stating "There is a proces...

The race is on. Democrat and Republican Presidential candidates vying for a strong finish in New Hampshire to prove themselves a formidable nominee that can relate to voters in the general, and ultimately take the Presidency for their party. Voters decide, Primary Tuesday February 9, 2016. ---Expressyourselfblog.com