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Trump dominates Super Tuesday. Haley drops out. Michelle Obama says will not replace Biden.

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Trump dominates Super Tuesday. Haley drops out. Michelle Obama says will not replace Biden.

Trump dominates Super Tuesday. Haley drops out. Michelle Obama says will not replace Biden.

As expected, Trump dominated Nikki Haley in the Super Tuesday primaries so badly that Haley FINALLY drops out but will not endorse Trump | "Big Mike" says "she" will not replace Biden on the Dem ticket | Sweep of Ken Paxton picks for Texas Criminal Court of Appeals should give him power back to prosecute election fraud but not in time | Pro Boxer claims the "elites" forced him to watch child rape at Bohemian Grove | Houthis may be responsible for Tuesday's internet outages | Olympics erases cross from iconic cathedral | Sen.

Sinema will not seek reelection | New study suggests COVID-19 patients were euthanized | Israel's Chief Pathologist pushed beheaded baby hoax


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