藤儿点评：美国共和党亿万富翁总统候选人「川普」Donald John Trump正在大肆为四川土话Trump「川普」做免费广告呢。美国总统奥巴马为何不高兴？ 因为在中国说四川土话Trump「川普」的人口上亿，相当于美国人口的1/3。四川乡巴佬闷声发大财，可以一跃达到美国GDP总额的1/3。美国总统奥巴马不是在美国共和党亿万富翁总统候选人「川普」Donald John Trump的得势之时，通过推动让中国说四川土话Trump「川普」的人民闷声发大财，来为美国劳动人民创造商机和就业机会，而是和「川普」Donal John Trump唱反调，真正受伤的绝不是美国共和党亿万富翁总统候选人「川普」Donald John Trump。立即受伤的当然是讲Trump「川普」四川人民，和全美国的劳动人民。 眼看Trump「川普」一词火爆全球，美国总统奥巴马更加着急。想把Trump「川普」拉下马！ 首先，讲一口流利的Trump「川普」的四川乡巴佬就不会同意，要强力反击。因为美国总统奥巴马的做法会断了他们的财路。要说美国共和党亿万富翁总统候选人「川普」Donald John Trump正在大肆为四川土话Trump「川普」做免费广告，任何人听来比看科幻小说还奇怪。 中国政府也一定正在为此大伤脑筋。如果力挺Trump「川普」，中国全国人民代表大会立法通过，让英语Trump一词成为法定四川土话「川普」的独一无二的英译表述，必然得罪美国总统奥巴马。将来夜长梦多啊！ 当然，在英语天下无敌的今天，美国社会也不愿看到四川土话Trump「川普」，依靠美国共和党亿万富翁总统候选人「川普」Donald John Trump的臭名，快速崛起。否则，就会成为2016年世界最大惊奇。 四川土话Trump「川普」若流行世界，将会让英语的世界地位不保。肯定将在语言文化上大大削弱美国在全球的地位。 美国共和党亿万富翁总统候选人「川普」Donald John Trump以非传统方式艰难争取总统初选提名，此刻也正是四川土话Trump「川普」异军突起的唯一历史机遇。 美国需要四川土包子一个承诺：四川土话Trump「川普」绝不可以威胁美国English的全球语言文化地位。并且，四川人闷声发大财之后，必须立即回馈美国。 ...... 识时务者为俊杰！为了Trump「川普」，如果美国叫四川乡巴佬跪下，你们就应该跪下！ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 来源：凤凰资讯 2016-03-15 美国初选：卢比奥宣布退选 川普再进一步(图) 
共和党佛州投票情况 美国佛罗里达州、俄亥俄州、伊利诺伊州、密苏里州、北卡罗莱纳州的大选初选今日登场。通过15日的投票，共和党将决定350余张、民主党将决定700多张代表票数的归属。其中，共和党方面，佛州和俄州实行“赢家通吃”规则，胜者将取得较大优势。 截止目前，川普、希拉里已赢得佛罗里达州初选。佛州参议员卢比奥遭遇重大挫败，未能在当地获胜，宣布退出选举。 卢比奥简介 来自佛罗里达州的卢比奥自称为新一代政治领袖，是最有能力同民主党人希拉里争夺总统宝座的人选。他也强调了自己同已经退选杰布·布什的不同之处，并表示希望带领美国政治走出布什和克林顿家族的控制。 卢比奥在迈阿密自由之塔举行的集会上告诉高声欢呼的支持者：“是时候由我们这一代人来引领美国步入新世纪了。” 卢比奥表示，美国目前的领导人和许多政策都还拘泥于上个世纪，只有新时代的领导人才能摆脱这些陈旧。他也形容希拉里为“昨日的领导人”，想把国家带回过去。 43岁的卢比奥是古巴移民之子。他选择的参选宣告场地迈阿密自由之塔，是上世纪60年代成千上万古巴流亡者抵达美国之后，第一个移民站和避难所，也是纪念古巴人移民美国的纪念碑。 他曾说，美国须要“一个全新、充满活力和拥有未来议程的共和党，而我认为只有我才具备这些条件”。 卢比奥深受美国保守派政治团体“茶党”推崇，是近年来美国政坛的一颗新星。他侧重移民改革、外交和国家安全等问题的研究，并称自己已准备好成为美国历史上第一位拉美裔总统。 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 来源：MSN NEWS 2016-03-15 Donald Trump wins Republican presidential primaries in Illinois, North Carolina 
WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump wins Republican presidential primaries in Illinois, North Carolina. This is a breaking news update. Check back later for more. EARLIER STORY: CLEVELAND (AP) — Hillary Clinton triumphed Tuesday in the Florida, Ohio and North Carolina presidential primaries, putting her in a commanding position to become the first woman in U.S. history to win a major party nomination. But the contests brought little clarity to the Republican race, with Donald Trump winning big in Florida but falling in Ohio to the state's governor, John Kasich.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio ended his once-promising campaign after his devastating home-state loss, so the GOP primary is now down to three candidates: Trump, Kasich and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who was hoping for wins in Missouri and Illinois. It is far from clear if any can reach the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination, ratcheting up the prospects of a contested convention. "The campaign goes on," Kasich declared at a victory rally. Now thrust into the center of a campaign that has been bitingly personal, Kasich vowed to "not take the low road to the highest office in the land."
A confident Clinton pivoted quickly to November during her victory rally, assailing Trump's hardline immigration positions and support for torture. "Our commander-in-chief has to be able to defend our country, not embarrass it," she declared. Underscoring Republican concerns about Trump, Rubio focused heavily on an implicit critique of Trump in a speech announcing he was dropping out of the race. The senator urged Americans to "not give in to the fear, do not give in to the frustration." A favorite of Republican leaders, Rubio is the latest candidate to fall victim to an unpredictable election cycle and Trump's unmatched ability to tap into the public's anger with Washington and frustration with sweeping economic changes. Clinton's victories in Ohio and Florida bolstered her argument that she's the best Democratic candidate to take on the eventual Republican nominee in the general election. Her win in Ohio was a particular relief for her campaign, which grew anxious after rival Bernie Sanders pulled off a surprising win last week in Michigan, another important Midwestern state.
 © Joe Raedle/Getty Images Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks to her supporters during her Primary Night Event at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on March 15, 2016 in West Palm…
Clinton kept up her large margins with black voters, a crucial group for Democrats in the general election. Democratic voters were more likely to describe Sanders as honest, but more likely to describe Clinton's policies as realistic, according to exit polls. Campaigning Tuesday in North Carolina, Clinton said "the numbers are adding up in my favor." She signaled an eagerness to move on to a possible general election showdown with Trump, saying he's laid out a "really dangerous path" for the country. Votes were also being counted Tuesday in Missouri and Illinois, though races in both parties were too close to call. Trump and Cruz were in a close race in North Carolina. Trump entered Tuesday's primaries embroiled in one of the biggest controversies of his contentious campaign. The GOP front-runner has encouraged supporters to confront protesters at his events and is now facing accusations of encouraging violence after skirmishes at a rally last week in Chicago. The atmosphere at his events has deepened the concern over his candidacy in some Republican circles. Rubio and Kasich have suggested they might not be able to support Trump if he's the nominee, an extraordinary stance for intraparty rivals. Trump is the only Republican candidate with a realistic path to a majority of the delegates before the convention. His closest competition so far has come from Cruz, who has kept relatively close to the businessman in the delegate count and has been urging other candidates to drop out so he can take Trump on one-on-one. Even before Tuesday's results, a group of conservatives was planning a meeting to discuss options for stopping Trump, including at a contested convention or by rallying around a third-party candidate. While such no candidate has been identified, the participants in Tuesday's meeting planned to discuss ballot access issues, including using an existing third party as a vehicle or securing signatures for an independent bid. A person familiar with the planning confirmed the meeting on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the gathering by name. Despite concerns from party leaders, Republican voters continue to back Trump's most controversial proposals, with two-thirds of those who participated in GOP primaries Tuesday saying they support temporarily banning Muslims from the United States. The exit polls were conducted by Edison Research for The Associated Press and television networks. Trump's Florida victory brought his delegate total to 568. Cruz has 370 delegates, and Kasich with 129. Rubio left the race with 163 delegates. It takes 1,237 to win the GOP nomination. Clinton has at least 1,483 delegates, including the superdelegates who are elected officials and party leaders free to support the candidate of their choice. Sanders has at least 682. It takes 2,383 to win the Democratic nomination. ___ Pace reported from Washington. AP writers Scott Bauer in Rockford, Illinois, Lisa Lerer in Chicago, Sergio Bustos in Miami, Stephen Ohlemacher and Alan Fram in Washington contributed to this report. ----------------------------------------- 来源：美国中文网 2016-03-15 再无悬念 大选决战川普对阵希拉里 美东时间3月15日21点，随着当日包括佛罗里达州、俄亥俄州等初选成绩一一出炉，选情再一步有了确定性的进程：卢比奥（Marco Rubio）在自己的大本营以悬殊差距输于特朗普（Donald Trump）之后，宣布退选。2016总统大选共和党提名人选非特朗普莫属。 在3月1日由13州同日进行初选的“超级星期二”过后，3月15日也被誉为“小超级星期二”。在这一天，两党各自有5个州一齐举行初选，而共和党方面尤其因佛罗里达和俄亥俄州“赢者通吃”的选举制度，促使候选人可以迅速地拉开差距。这也使得这一天的选情尤其重要。 此次总统大选除了让美国各界媒体大跌眼镜之外，也令各候选人的竞选团队吓得不轻。自卢比奥退选之后，虽然另一位共和党建制派精英参选人卡西奇 （John Kasich）成功赢得俄亥俄州，但这只是他所赢得的第一个初选州而已，与领跑的特朗普和克鲁兹（Ted Cruz）差距悬殊，终归是无济于事。拥有大批资源、受到党内大佬、精英们支持的建制派候选人，现在已经形同全部出局。共和党方面仅剩特朗普和克鲁兹两人 而已。 在今日之前，特朗普以469张党代表票数的成绩领先克鲁兹的369，虽有差距，但是对克鲁兹而言，并非没有翻盘的可能。然而，今天特朗普在除了俄亥 俄州以外的其他4州（佛罗里达、伊利诺伊、密苏里、北卡罗来纳）全部领先，佛罗里达州更是能够全拿该州的99张党代表票。这也即是说，特朗普将继续扩大优 势，并按现在的状况来说，该优势已经大到无法逆转的形势。虽然接下来还有几个月的选情，但是特朗普已经披上了美国政治观察界所说的“不败披风” （Cloak of invincibility），其所积攒的惯性已经可以推动他在剩下各州获得同样的成绩。 如今已经可以毫无悬念地说，特朗普将成功出线，代表共和党与民主党代表参加11月的普选。民主党方面，今天希拉里（Hillary Clinton）5州全胜，也已经几乎没有悬念。看来，将在2017年1月20日宣誓入职的美国第45任总统，就在特朗普和希拉里这二人之间。 |
