The primary race
Trump done well
The Republican front-runner gets a kick out of the Midwest
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FOR Donald Trump to get his mitts (which are of a decent size, he claims) on the White House, two things must happen. First, he needs to win the Republican nomination; second, he would need a colossal share of white votes to compensate for the disdain in which he is held by Hispanics and blacks. After the results came in from Mississippi and Michigan, the biggest of four states to hold primary votes on March 8th, both scenarios looked likelier.
1 get one&`&s mitts on (非正式)抓住;控制,拥有2 mitt [mɪt] 露指手套,棒球手套,拳击手套; 3colossal [kəˈlɒsl] extremely large 巨大的;庞大的 4 disdain 鄙视;蔑视;鄙弃 5Hispanics 拉美裔美国籍的
Mr Trump won handsomely, despite having had the worst week of his campaign. He had caused disgust by talking up the size of his penis and alarm by leading a crowd in Orlando in a pledge of allegiance to himself, accompanied by a fascist-style salute. He had been castigated by Mitt Romney, the Republican nominee in 2012, as “a phony, a fraud”. On March 5th he was trounced by Ted Cruz in Kansas and Maine, where he had been predicted to win. It seemed Peak Trump had passed; Michigan and Mississippi showed it has not.
1 pledge |pledʒ| 保证;诺言;誓约2 allegiance |əˈli:dʒəns| 忠诚,效忠拥戴。 2 fascist |ˈfæʃɪst| 法西斯主义salute |səˈlu:t| 敬礼 castigate |ˈkæstɪgeɪt| 严厉批评;申斥3 phony 骗人的东西; 骗子 赝品, 4 fraud 欺诈; 骗子; 伪劣品; 冒牌货; 5 trounce |traʊns| 彻底打败;击溃 to defeat sb completely 6 kansas 堪萨斯州 7 Maine 缅因州