in indiana, taking over 50% of the vote. cruz brought in 37%. kasich, a mere 8% today. it could have gone to him. some thought his base was very strong. he also spent millions of dollars in indiana on campaigns there. it was a democratic decision here. before cruz dropped out the big story was the back and forth bassling for a win here. it s already flip flopped several times with hillary clinton in the lead and then bernie sanders. now we look at bernie sanders with 53%, clinton, 47%. but it s coming down to every single vote in the democratic race. sanders already looking ahead to the primary in kentucky. that s where he spoke out tonight. what this campaign is about is a political revolution. what that revolution means is that millions of people today are beginning to stand up and fight back and demand a government which represents all of us, not just a handful of billionaires. now, it has been a rough day for senator cruz. before the primary results came in, the attac
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