Super Tuesday Massacre

The info-graphic above comes courtesy of CNN, yesterday was Super Tuesday a day that most say decide the election for the nomination for the respective parties. After yesterday is there a point really to continue the mess that is the 2016 Presidential Election?

On the Republican side its a 110 difference between Trump and Cruz, Trump and Rubio is over 200 delegates that separate them. Statistically Cruz and Rubio are still in this race and can win, but if history holds up Trump will win based on his delegate numbers currently and the projected. The only thing stopping Trump on the Republican ticket is a massive scandal his voters actually care about or if the Republican party breaks into two and half supports a more conservative candidate which would hand the 2016 Presidency right into the Democrats hands.

Now lets look at the Democratic ticket, Clinton leads Sanders by just over 600 votes. Clinton can essentially take this one to the bank as there is little statistical probability that Bernie comes back from this one.

Either way the mess picks up at the GOP debate on FOX tomorrow night.