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Donald Trump marches on as Hillary Clinton sweeps south on Super Tuesday

Trump and Clinton win seven states and start to look toward general election even as Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders each claim victory in multiple states









The winners and losers of Super Tuesday (in one minute)
Dan Roberts in Burlington, Vermont, David Smith in Palm Beach, Florida, Lauren Gambino and Sabrina Siddiqui in Miami and Ben Jacobs in Houston
Wednesday 2 March 2016 09.25 GMT


A pitched battle for the White House between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton moved closer to becoming reality as both leapt further ahead in the battleground states of a marathon Super Tuesday.
On the most important night of the presidential race so far, Clinton ground down the challenge from Vermont senator Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary. She beat him in seven of the 11 states contested by the Democrats, including the delegate-rich prizes of Texas, Georgia, Massachusetts and Virginia.
Sanders, who won in his home state of Vermont, finished the night strongly, with victories in Colorado, Minnesota and Oklahoma. He has made clear he has a big war chest and insists he will fight all the way to the July Democratic convention.
In the Republican race, Trump won seven of the 11 states, taking a commanding lead in the bitterly fought race for the Republican nomination.
Maverick Texas senator Ted Cruz won his home state as well as Oklahoma and Alaska, while the establishment’s last, fading hope, Florida senator Marco Rubio, was left substantially adrift, although he did belatedly record his first win of 2016 in Minnesota.
By midnight EST, the Associated Press had declared that Clinton and Trump had each won seven states, cementing their status as frontrunners on what could prove to be a defining night in the 2016 contest.
Clinton swept the south, winning in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia, then narrowly won in Massachusetts, her first New England victory.
Trump won the first five Republican results of the night – Alabama, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee and Virginia. He later added Arkansas and narrowly held off Ohio governor John Kasich in Vermont.
A hoarse-sounding Clinton appeared shortly before 9pm EST, at a noisy victory rally in Miami, and shouted: “What a super Tuesday!”





Looking ahead to New Orleans, Detroit and the looming contests in Louisiana and Michigan, she said: “Now this campaign goes forward to the Crescent City, the Motor City and beyond.”

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And looking farther down the road to a potential head-to-head with Trump, she said: “I’m going to keep saying it: I believe what we need in America today is more love and kindness.
“The stakes have never been higher,” she said, “the rhetoric we are hearing on the other side has never been lower.”
Sanders won resoundingly in his home state of Vermont. However, his campaign team and his wife, Jane, had conceded earlier that the day ahead looked difficult. “It’s a rough map for us,” said the senator’s wife, as the campaign team returned to their home in Burlington after clocking up a 6,200-mile trip to eight states in three days.
Clinton swept convincingly through the southern states of Virginia and Georgia – called by the AP the moment the polls closed at 7pm EST – and an hour later in Alabama and Tennessee. It appeared that black voters had once again rallied for her, leaving her 74-year-old rival facing the uncomfortable truth that his political revolution had failed to catch fire away from predominantly whiter states and college campuses.
Virginia went to Clinton 64%-35%. In Georgia the margin was 71-28 with 99.9% of the votes counted.



“It’s good to be home,” said a tired-sounding Sanders as he celebrated his thumping win in Vermont, by a margin of 86-13 with 97.5% of votes counted.


Super Tuesday: Trump and Clinton win big but rivals score victories – as it happened

Follow along all night for the latest updates as 12 states and one US territory cast their votes for the Republican and Democratic presidential nominations 
“I am so proud to bring Vermont values all across this country. Tonight you are going to see a lot of election results come in ... but remember this is not a general election, this is not winner takes all. By the end of tonight we are going to win many hundreds of delegates,” he added. “Let me assure you, we are going to take our fight ... to every one of the states.”
As the night went on, the Sanders campaign’s hopes of causing an upset in Colorado came to pass, although he lost Massachusetts by a 50-48 margin.
Sanders has already indicated that he intends to fight on until the Democratic convention in July. However, while he has the funds to do so, he is slipping behind Clinton in the battle for delegates, leaving his campaign to function mostly as a vehicle for keeping the spotlight on his core issues of inequality, corporate greed, free healthcare and college education.
Clinton was assured of gaining more than 457 delegates from Super Tuesday, with Sanders getting more than 286. When superdelegates, the Democratic insiders who are free to choose any candidate, are taken into account, Clinton now has more than 1,005 delegates, with more than 373 for Sanders. It takes 2,383 to win the Democratic nomination.



t 7.39pm EST, followed quickly by Alabama, Massachusetts and Tennessee. He was pushed hard by Rubio in Virginia, but prevailed. Shortly after 9pm EST, Cruz won two states: Oklahoma and his home state of Texas. Alaska, the last state to declare at 3.45am EST, also went to Cruz.
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In Vermont, Trump eventually won in a much closer contest with Kasich, mirroring last month’ s result in New Hampshire.
With final votes still being tallied, Trump had won at least 203 Super Tuesday delegates, while Cruz picked up at least 144. Overall, Trump leads the Republican field with 285 delegates. It takes 1,237 delegates to win the nomination.
Trump’s successful run of results has owed as much to the fractured nature of the Republican field as to his own brutish determination to tap into the mood of anger at large in the US.
But speaking at his victory party in Palm Beach, Florida, Trump claimed: “I am a unifier.”
He said: “This has been an amazing evening ... We’ve already won five, it looks like we can win six or seven or eight or nine.”
Insisting he would make the Republicans “a finer, unified party”, Trump said: “We’re gonna make America great again, folks ... We’re gonna make America great.”

Clinton and Trump start sizing up one another





Like Clinton, Trump ended the night with a rally in Florida, the clearest indication they were both pushing past Super Tuesday to the next contests – and already sizing up one another. Florida is in play on 15 March in the primaries and will be key to the hopes of both parties in the presidential run-off in November.
Trump derided Clinton’s desire to make America whole again and citing the controversy over her use of personal email, he said: “I’m going to be going after Hillary Clinton – if she is allowed to run.”
He claimed: “What she did was a criminal act. If she is allowed to run, honestly, it will be a sad day for this country.”
Within the Republican hierarchy, however, there was little enthusiasm for a Trump candidacy. Earlier in the day, House speaker Paul Ryan expressed grave concern that Trump had still not unequivocally disavowed the support of Ku Klux Klan chied David Duke. Ryan warned: “If a person wants to be the nominee of the Republican party … they must reject any group or cause that is built on bigotry.”
Ted Cruz, last of the main candidates to speak on the night, was in bullish form after his victories. Trump, he said, would be “a disaster for Republicans, for conservatives and for the nation ... Our campaign is the only campaign that has beaten, can beat and will beat Donald Trump.”
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In the Republican field, down to a final five, Rubio still only has a solitary win, but clings on. He struck a defiant tone despite a dismal showing in which the senator failed to rack up a single win – and appeared short of the 20% threshold in certain states to secure any delegates.
Speaking in his hometown of Miami, Rubio said it would be up to Florida to shift the direction of the race. “Two weeks from tonight, right here in Florida, we are going to send a message loud and clear,” Rubio said. “We are going to send a message that the party of Lincoln and Reagan, and the presidency of the United States, will never be held by a con artist.”
Rubio could theoretically start to close the gap in states such as Ohio and Florida, which operate a “winner takes all” approach to allocating the delegates who need to be amassed before the Republican convention in July. But he has so little momentum, his chances appear almost nonexistent.
Meanwhile Kasich has indicated he will stick around until his home state votes on 15 March, while soft-spoken outsider Ben Carson has also shown no appetite for removing himself from the race.
While still leaving a mathematical chance that Trump and Clinton can be caught, the Super Tuesday results suggest that voters in November’s general election will be presented with one of the starkest electoral choices in a generation: the first woman president or a brash billionaire whose remarkable success has been forged by rejecting all the rules of modern politics.


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    cinnamon rolls from the burbanks' kitchen



    Darsie obediently got up, took the sugar bowl and went out to the kitchen. After a long long time he came back to the breakfast table with a plate of cinnamon rolls.

    "What are these for?" his father said. "And where is the sugar?"

    "Sugar?" said Darsie. "What about sugar?"

    "I told you to fill the sugar bowl," said Mrs. Burbank.

    "Oh," said Darsie, "I thought you said, 'Get the cinnamon roll.'"



    from Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle's Magic by Betty MacDonald

    The Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle series is full to the brim with references to classic American foods like sugar cookies, root beer floats, and peanut butter sandwiches. I read all of the books (multiple times) as I was growing up, and true to my foodie tendencies, I was often distracted by the foods described at the characters' mealtimes, parties, or garden club meetings.

    Written in the 1940's and 1950's, it's no surprise that these classics pop up through all the books. This was a time of economic abundance and the growing popularity of pre-packaged foods. The most vogue recipes were the ones that included brand names. So it was a time when a lot of American classics were born.

    And it doesn't get much more classic (or delicious) than cinnamon rolls.


    My rolls are stuffed with plenty of cinnamon and pecans, so they are reminiscent of pecan spinwheels. Made completely with whole wheat flour, I was afraid these would be a bit too heavy or chewy. But while they're not as cake-y as their white flour counterparts, the texture is actually really lovely, like a soft bread.

    Um, also? Vegan.

    I couldn't bring myself to make them without real icing and a candied center though, so you'll find that these call for brown and powdered sugar. But compared to a typical recipe, they require only about half of what's usually used. And if you'd like to make it even healthier, you could substitute palm sugar for the brown sugar, and try this date syrup as icing.

    I'm pretty sold on this version though. Even J, who is notorious for his rejection of sweet snacks, couldn't keep his paws off of these.


    Cinnamon Pecan Rolls

    Ingredients:

    For the dough...
    1 cup unsweetened almond milk
    1 packet active yeast
    2 tbsp, + 1 tsp brown sugar
    3 cups white whole wheat flour
    2 tsp baking powder
    1/4 tsp salt
    1 tsp cinnamon
    6 tbsp unsweetened applesauce, at room temperature

    For the filling...
    1/2 cup brown sugar
    1 tbsp, + 2 tsp cinnamon
    2 tbsp oil
    1/2 cup pecans

    For the icing...
    1/2 cup powdered sugar
    1/4 tsp vanilla extract
    small amount of almond milk


    1. Heat the milk in the microwave until 100-110 degrees (about 1 min). Sprinkle 1 tsp of the brown sugar and the yeast over the milk. Stir, then set aside to proof for 5-10 minutes.

    2. In the meantime, combine the 2 tbsp brown sugar, 2 1/2 cups flour, baking powder, salt, and cinnamon in a mixing bowl. Form a well in the mixture, then pour in the yeast and applesauce. Stir until holding together, then add the rest of the flour a couple of tablespoons at a time. When stirring is no longer possible, begin kneading the dough, adding more flour until you have a ball without stickiness. I needed the full 3 cups of flour...you might even need a bit more.

    3. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough to about a 12" by 18" rectangle, about 1/4" thick. Combine the four filling ingredients in a food processor and pulse until well blended. Spread evenly over the dough, leaving about 1" empty on a long edge. From the opposite edge, roll the dough up, then pinch to seal. You will have a long tube of dough.

    4. Cut the ends off, then cut the dough into 12 pieces. Grease a baking dish and carefully place the pieces in it, with the cinnamon spirals facing up. Cover with a warm dishtowel and place in a warm place to rise, about 45-60 minutes.

    5. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Bake the rolls for 20-25 minutes. Allow rolls to cool for at least 10 minutes before icing.

    6. To the powdered sugar, add a very small amount of almond milk (less than 1 tsp). Stir until well combined, and add more milk as needed, until desired consistency. Stir in the vanilla, then drizzle over the cinnamon rolls.





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    15 comments:


    1. tonykullaFriday, July 20, 2012
      These from scratch cinnamon rolls look tasty. How much better are these than the Pillsbury tube cinnamon rolls that account for 99% of my "baking?"

      Oh, and as much as I like breakfast, "Fantasy Friday" is a bit of a stretch for cinnamon buns. :)
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      1. ClairMonday, July 23, 2012
        =) Yes, agreed. But how else would I get Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle into the mix?!
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    2. roothFriday, July 20, 2012
      Ooey gooey, looks awesome. Thanks for reminding me of Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle. I loved her and her upside down house as a child
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    3. nancy @ adore to adornFriday, July 20, 2012
      how good are these looking to me right now!? I can almost smell them.....!!
      xo,
      nancy
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    4. tessFriday, July 20, 2012
      first of all, these will be the first thing i bake in our new oven.
      second of all, it has been forever since i've seen your space (i always get/read your email updates) and i LOVE your new design!
      third of all, your photography is awesome.
      fourth of all, i am so proud of you.
      fifth of all, i love you.

      xox. t.
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      1. ClairMonday, July 23, 2012
        Love YOU!
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    5. Cullen, Oliver and Topher tooSaturday, July 21, 2012
      CLAIR!!! MISS PIGGLE WIGGLE BOOKS WERE MY FAVORITE!!! Oh it makes me SO HAPPY that someone else knows about them. NO ONE KNOWS ABOUT THEM! My Mom read them to me growing up and now she has become a bit of a "Miss Piggle Wiggle" herself. (She's a retired elementary school teacher turned nanny). Such a treat. Thanks!
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      1. ClairMonday, July 23, 2012
        =))) Your happy makes me so happy! I'm definitely on the same page as you. I have all of them on my bookshelf to this day, and I read them so.many.times.
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    6. StephanieSunday, July 22, 2012
      YOWSERS! Those look incredible!! As always, I love your healthier take on things. Another great recipe, thanks Clair! Great work.
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    7. AbbieBabbleSunday, July 22, 2012
      MISS PIGGLE WIGGLE! I always got distracted by the descriptions of food in those books, too- it all sounded so good!

      Now I'm definitely going to have to make these cinnamon rolls.
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    8. MelanieMonday, July 23, 2012
      DROOOOOOOOOOOOOOL. Holy guacamole that picture of the inside goo! Heavenly heavenly HEAVEN. I'm going to file this one away under "healthified versions of my MOST FAVORITE THINGS".
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    9. Sarah MorganMonday, July 23, 2012
      Um, those look seriously amazing. Your recipes always make me so hungry, especially when they look so gooey and delicious! :)
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    10. MackenzieThursday, July 26, 2012
      clair, can we PLEASE! have baking parties next year? i got a children's book cookbook (with recipes from all kinds of british children's books!) and i'd love for you to teach me your ways. :)
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    11. ella@lifeologiaThursday, July 26, 2012
      Umm... You know cinnamon rolls have been calling my name the last few weeks.... and since I haven't had one in almost 3 years - I think I should just have a cinnamon roll - and it it too! ;)
      These look super yummy ;) xoxo
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    12. Betty MacDonald Fan Club Friday, October 12, 2012
      Oh I like it so much...........

      Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful recipes.

      There are so many Betty MacDonald and Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle fan club fans all over the world.

      Did you know that Mrs. Burbank in Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle's magic is Betty MacDonald's very witty sister Alison Bard Burnett?

      Alison Bard Burnett's son Darsie is a Betty MacDonald fan club honor member.

      Thank you so much.


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