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According to Real clear Politics (RCP), which takes the average of National Polls asking Americans, who they would choose in contest between the two. While Mr. Trump is Republican Party’s presumptive nominee, Hillary Clinton is still fighting Bernie Sanders, who just refuse to give up and may not do so until the very last.
Back in July last year, Polls showed Hillary’s lead over Trump by as much as 20% or more and now for the first time Donald Trump is ahead 0.2%, which is quite astonishing, to see how people have embraced Donald Trump.
His blunt talks unlike the politicians and attack on the establishments have attracted many supporters, similar to Bernie Sanders.
Established politicians, like Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, and Marco Rubio all have failed to recognize the anger and disappointments among regular Americans over regular politics and have failed to cash in on it. This has led to the rise of candidates like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.
