Donald Trump, A Taco Bowl And A Look Ahead

Plus, Hillary Clinton's Problem

Ariel Zambelich/NPR This Week In Politics As Donald Trump became the likely GOP nominee, Republicans started to fall in line -- but let's just say it's not all sweet emotion. Indiana's primary proved to be the end of the line for John Kasich and Ted Cruz. Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders said he's staying in and Hillary Clinton aides are being interviewed by the FBI. And President Obama literally dropped the mic at his last White House Correspondents' Dinner. Next up: West Virginia and Kentucky, but the campaigns are already playing in November.  Listen To The Podcast Get Caught Up Sam Sanders/NPR DROPPING OUT Ted Cruz And The Saddest Room In America "[I'm] sad, hurt. Hurt by Americans," — A Ted Cruz supporter John Sommers II/Getty Images THE CANDIDATES Bernie Sanders Says He's Staying In And he says it's good for the Democratic party... Spencer Platt/Getty Images THE GENERAL ELECTION In November, People Could Be Voting Against Trump And Clinton Trump and Clinton are two of the least-liked contenders in recent history.  Yana Paskova/Getty Images THE ROAD AHEAD Unlike Trump, Clinton Lacks A Simple, Clear Message Many Democrats say that in order to win, Clinton needs a clearer message on the economy. Alex Brandon/AP ON CONGRESS Congressional Republicans Line Up Behind Trump Even if their hearts are not in it. #MemeOfTheWeek: Donald Trump's Taco Bowl Stephen Lovekin/Hill & Knowlton THE INTERNET Donald Trump's Taco Bowl Let's call it Taco-Bowl-Gate. Or Cinco de No-No. Or "Donald's Gonna Donald." Facebook Twitter NPR | 1111 N. Capitol St. NE | Washington, DC 20002 | Privacy Policy This message was sent to ignoble.experiment@arconati.us based on your NPR email subscriptions. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, you may unsubscribe at any time.