It is learning the middle to end of April and the Presidential campaign like the weather is only getting warmer and more annoying for people. It is amazing to think that we have come this far and there still is changing debate about who the nominees from acc party will be.
On the one hand, the Democratic racing is getting more and more interesting as Bernie Sanders finds his first significant and prolonged strides back into the race. The Last seven wins by Sanders have had largely unfortunate effects on the Clinton campaigns 'viability' for the General Election run. At the same time, Donald Trump on the Republican side is facing more and more critique from the republican party about his long term viability to beat either Sanders or Clinton in a general election.
There also seems to be an underling problem with delegate allocation especially on the republican side where the Trump camp stood surprised to relinquish delegates that they thought they had earned fair due to winning a majority of the peoples vote in the states they won. The reality here being that there is a disparity between the common cause for the peoples choice and vote and the way the establishment allocates delegates in association with those votes This has lead Trump to begin calls for unfair treatment and a rally for the people to stand up for they right to be heard through their right to vote.
On the democratic side, it might seem that Sanders last seven wins might be helping to fuel his fiery side against Clinton; the bottom line being that his new approach is working and his campaign message has never been more universally understood.
From all this change that seems to be occurring in the race right now one thing that is clear is that the "alternative" candidate is making strides to win their parties nomination and the idea of having an "outsider" or "non-establishment" based candidates in the general election is becoming more of a reality with each primary win.
