1. Worker hoists Mexican flag on Trump tower
Steelworker flies Mexican flag at Trump construction site in Toronto https://t.co/cQW8yTEOtM via @ashifa_k pic.twitter.com/uFMNif4Zxe
— Tom McCarthy (@TeeMcSee) April 4, 2016
2. Can Wisconsin stop Trump?
Donald Trump’s electoral mojo does not seem to be working on Wisconsin Republicans, who tell pollsters by about five points that they prefer the more polite scorched-earth conservatism of Ted Cruz.
Summary
A faceplant by Trump in Wisconsin, which votes tomorrow, could be followed by a Trump-surgence in New York and elsewhere … but some dare whisper that the Donald is fading. Stay tuned …
Trump poised for Wisconsin setback
3. Ted and Donald agree: no savior nominee
Republican don Reince Priebus said at the weekend that it was possible that a contested convention could spit out a nominee who, when he looks in the mirror, sees neither Trump nor Cruz.
Cruz warns GOP of voter ‘revolt’
Cruz: Plan-C nominee a ‘fevered pipe dream’
Paul Ryan swears hat anywhere but in ring
I think you should run if you’re going to be president. I think you should start in Iowa and run to the tape.
– House speaker Paul Ryan
4. Sanders in position to score … again
Hillary Clinton long held a narrow lead in Wisconsin polling averages. Now Bernie Sanders looks like he might extend his winning streak to six states in a row. But you know the refrain: “Delegate math”!
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5. Clinton pops up in Fight for $15
Clinton joined a signing ceremony for a New York state bill that could bring the minimum wage to $15 an hour. She supports a $12/hr federal minimum. New York votes on 19 April.
6. Court nukes challenge to voting rights
In a unanimous decision, the supreme court rejected a conservative attempt to reinterpret “one person, one vote” as “one eligible voter, one vote.” Nope, said the court.
Supreme court unanimously rejects conservative challenge to voting rights
7. Kasich raises bucks off Trump attack
“If I didn’t have [Ohio governor John] Kasich, I automatically win,” Trump told Wisconsinites at a weekend rally. Believe Donald, team Kasich told supporters – and send money!
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