Donald Trump took a dramatic step toward the White
House Tuesday with crucial battleground victories in
Florida, North Carolina and Ohio.
The victories are stunning for a candidate long seen as
unlikely to win the presidency. Hillary Clinton's campaign
was confident it was competitive in places like Florida
and North Carolina and even sought to expand the map
with recent visits to traditionally Republican states such
as Arizona.
An election season that has defied expectations from the
very beginning is staying true to form to the very end.
Trump has an increasingly viable path to the 270
electoral votes needed to win. And even if Clinton were to
win, it would likely be by the slimmest of margins.
The Ohio victory is especially important for Trump as no
Republican has won the White House without taking the
Buckeye State. North Carolina is a serious blow to
Clinton, who fought hard for the state and held the final
rally of her campaign there in the early hours of Tuesday
morning.
Clinton pulled out desperately needed wins in Virginia,
Nevada and Colorado. Still, she faces a much stronger
than expected challenge from Trump in Michigan and
Wisconsin. Those Midwestern states form the bedrock of
her Democratic firewall.
But the race is so close across the country that Maine and
Nebraska, which split their electoral votes by
congressional districts, could become important in
deciding the outcome of the election.
The prospect of a Trump win quickly sent global markets
tumbling, amid fears his vow to ditch global trade deals
and brand China a currency manipulator would spark
global economic shocks. Dow futures plummeted
Tuesday night. Major indexes in Asia are also down.
So far, Trump has won 24 states, including Texas. Clinton
has come out on top in New York and 16 other states
along with the District of Columbia. Trump has 238
electoral votes compared to 215 electoral votes for
Clinton.
Regardless of who prevails, history will be made as
Americans elect either their first woman president or
side with the ultimate political outsider.
Both candidates argue the election presents an unusually
significant choice for a divided nation. Democrats warn
that Trump, with his rhetoric on race, gender and
immigration, would represent a rejection of core
American values. Trump insists his campaign represents
America's last chance to drive out a corrupt political
establishment that has turned its back on hard-working
Americans.

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yaaaaay!!! president Trump... I m so happy. .. America will regain its lost glory now....

HALLELUJAH!
May the ultimate will of our one and only supreme Almighty God JEHOVAH be done in the United States of America in the Almighty name of Jesus Christ our Lord, Saviour and Messiah! Amen.
HALLELUJAH!

Jokerman:
yaaaaay!!! president Trump... I m so happy. .. America will regain its lost glory now....

Wat is ur business with American's lost glory?

Welcomme:
Wat is ur business with American's lost glory?

America directly or indirectly affect the world in one way or the other... I will be so happy if America can kick out LGBT...

Jokerman:


America directly or indirectly affect the world in one way or the other... I will be so happy if America can kick out LGBT...

I am not a supporter of LGBT..But even if trump wins, he can and will ever kick out LGBT..Quote me wen he does so

Welcomme:
I am not a supporter of LGBT..But even if trump wins, he can and will ever kick out LGBT..Quote me wen he does so

I know he can't.... buh it won't be so glaring as wat it is now