Super Tuesday was a success for the Hillary campaign, although competition has been tense between herself and Bernie Sanders. If you’re voting Democrat, you’ve already had inner debates on which candidate has your, as well as the country’s best interests at heart. Hillary is by far the more well-rounded and social justice conscience candidate, and although Bernie has tried to match her, his constant attacks on capitalism (such as Wall Street and big banks) has labelled the former senator and self-promoted Democratic socialist, as more of a single-issue campaigner than a serious contender for the Presidency. Hillary has an agenda for the country that is cumulative, straight and narrow, and on the same level as the status quo.

As Hillary made her Super Tuesday speech after winning seven of the 11 state races, she used Bill’s “America’s never stopped being great” slogan. This is another a good decision and example of Hillary’s careful and controlled eye, this made the other candidates seem less patriotic while making the Don’s flags and rainbow light seem gaudy and patronizing. Hillary is a strong and smart woman, and not one to coddle or seem the “unifier” but like the Amazon, whiling to cut off pieces in order to aim her venomous arrows. The former secretary of state, and senator has been successful in capturing Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Many of whom are red states, another point on how Republican Americans are tired of the rightwing extremists.

Hillary’s greatest and most arch-enemy isn’t good ole’ Sanders though, it’s The Drumpf, aka, Donald. These two are at the top, even political betting odds on various sports betting sites list Hillary (-180) as the favorite against the field (+150) -which includes all the other candidates. So, it’s going to come down to a slugfest between the realty TV star Donald Trump (+200) and the democratic titan that is Hilary Clinton (-180). There are even betting odds on Hillary Clinton for the presidency that match her up against the whole field. Hillary herself has been quoted on the matter saying, “It’s clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher.” I think bettors and Clinton supporters can wholly agree on that.

No one, including a good number of Republicans want Donald Trump as President, and they are going as far as changing parties and voting for Hillary to prevent it. Super Tuesday is the day that Hills and the Don won their parties nominations, at least in an all but official way. It remains to be seen how this will play out, but American’s are on edge, from the hate-filled racist fanatics of the right to the SJW liberals threatening to leave and googling Canadian citizenship. This is going to be an election that makes American history by electing our first Madam President, and ideally putting trump the chump in his place.