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Fifty eight contests down, one left on the schedule. If this were a spelling bee, they both would have been declared winners by now. Instead, we have one more round of Hillary vs. Bernie next Tuesday, and possibly a contested Democratic Convention late next month. This is the campaign that never ends. It just goes on and on, my friends.

Stick with us to see how this plays out next week and beyond subscribe to the daily For the Record email to get the latest political news from across the Gannett network.wholesale nfl jerseys Hillary scoredsizable wins in New Jersey (63% 37%)and California (56% 43%),and picked up narrow wins in New Mexico (52% 48%) and South Dakota (51% 49%).

So, time to unite the party? Not a chance!”I am pretty good inarithmeticand I know that the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight,” he said in a speech Tuesday night in Santa Monica, California. “But we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate . The struggle continues!”

Clinton, meanwhile, isn’t looking back. Her campaign released a video yesterday noting the historic nature of her win, becoming the first woman to serve as a major party nominee for president. The Green Party wasn’t amused.

For Hillary and Donald, it’s on to the general election. He could also stand to flesh out his policy proposals to contrast Hillary’s, and might want to avoid making more provocative statements or, as former RNC Chairman Michael Steele puts it, “Stop the crazy.”

NeverTrump: ‘We’re getting the band back together’

Speaking of “stop the crazy,” Republicans even ones that have already endorsed Trump are ready for their party’s nominee to start acting a bit more Establishment any day now, especially with regard to his criticism ofGonzalo Curiel,a federal judge who is presiding over a fraud case against the New York businessman.

Sen. Mark Kirk withdrew his endorsement, saying Trump”has not demonstrated the temperament necessary to assume the greatest office in the world.”Sen. Rob Portman said “”I disagree with his characterization of a judge based on his ancestry.”Ohio Gov. Sen Ben Sasse said they were the”literal definition of ‘racism.'”Indiana Gov. Rep Susan Brooks said she has “deep concerns about Mr. Trump’s rhetoric.”Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval said he has concerns about Trump’s”escalating tone and rhetoric.”Sen. Rep. Sen.

More from the campaign trailUS Soccer: Trump would make it difficult for usto bribe our way into hosting the 2026World Cup(USA TODAY Sports)Florida attorney general asks for and receives a $25,000 donation fromTrump,then drops lawsuit against Trump University(The News Press)Activists question Cleveland’s readiness for GOP convention, given their lack of experience with anyone winning things there (USA TODAY)What do we call President Clinton if there’s another President Clinton? (USA TODAY)Trump endorses candidate in North Carolina; candidate immediately starts calling other women fat. Coincidence? (USA TODAY OnPolitics)Bernie supporters accidentally brawl with each other (YouTube)All this needs now is a Sarah McLachlan soundtrack and a ‘candidates we lost’ montageThis was a weird primary campaign.