Maine,Kentucky, Louisiana and Nebraska also voting Saturday
Delegates on offer on as fierce campaign race continuesClinton v Trump and the battle for America’s soulAmerican crossroads: Reagan, and Trump and the satan down south 2.11am GMTAttorneys for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl have asked Donald Trump for a meeting to determine whether to seek a deposition or call him as a witness at a hearing,reports the Associated Press:Bergdahl’s attorney, Army Lt. Col. Franklin Rosenblatt, and asks the presidential contender in a Saturday-dated letter for an interview to discuss his comments about Bergdahl. The letter sent to Trump’s recent York office says the interview could determine whether they’ll seek a deposition or have him as a witness.
Defense attorney Eugene Fidell told The Associated Press via email that Trump’s comments about Bergdahl could affect his factual to a unprejudiced trial.
Bergdahl,who walked off a post in Afghanistan in 2009, faces charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. A summer trial is tentatively scheduled.
Trump’s campaign didn’t immediately respond to an email seeking comment. 2.09am GMTThe win for Bernie Sanders in Kansas is more proof that his appeal is much broader than liberal recent England bastions like recent Hampshire and Vermont, and reports Dan Roberts. After his win in Oklahoma on Tuesday,this ought not be a surprise, but Clinton’s growing dominance in the national race for delegates can easily eclipse the appeal of the “political revolution” in many parts of the US. Sadly even whether Sanders adds Nebraska to that list tonight, or he may still end up behind the former secretary of state in delegates for the night due to the outsize impact of Louisiana in the Democratic convention. Perhaps the only result that could really worry the Clinton camp would be a sudden closing of the gap among African American voters in the south. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com