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International, this is To the Point. The march is on to Super Tuesday.

Hello again, I'm Armin Alney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

A daily look at the issues Americans care about most.

Only a fraction of Republicans have voted or caucused so far, but traditional party leaders

are facing their worst nightmare.

Many don't even believe Donald Trump's a real Republican, but he could well be this year's

presidential nominee. Can he be stopped? As for traditional Democrats who tried to stack

the deck for Hillary Clinton, it's hardly smooth sailing with so many young people and women

feeling the burn, We'll crunch the delegate

count so far and hear what to expect before Super Tuesday next week when 13 states will go to the

polls. Today's talking point, a sexual assault lawsuit by pop star Kesha as the music industry

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Hello again, we're in Al-Nay, back with To the Point.

Only a fraction of

Democrats and Republicans have been heard from so far, and Super Tuesday is still more than a week away,

but the battle lines are hardening for both presidential campaigns. Can Trump be stopped?

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