CLEAN : Analyst reacts after Clinton and Trump look set for nominations

The transcript discusses the unpredictable nature of the election year, highlighting Cruz's withdrawal and its impact on the Republican Party. It explores the divided support for Trump among establishment Republicans and the potential for some to endorse Clinton. The campaign is expected to be negative and expensive, with Clinton's experience contrasting with Trump's inexperience. Trump's alienation of key demographics poses challenges, and his campaign must navigate the complexities of running against a female nominee. The strategy should focus on treating Clinton as any other contender, avoiding gender-based attacks.

What was the primary reason for Cruz's decision to exit the race?

• He recognized he had no path to victory.

• He wanted to support Donald Trump.

• He was pressured by the Democratic Party.

• He had a clear path to victory.

How are some establishment Republicans expected to react to Trump's nomination?

• They will form a new political party.

• Some will support him tepidly, while others may oppose him.

• They will all endorse Clinton.

• They will unanimously support him.

What advantage does Hillary Clinton have over Donald Trump in the campaign?

• More financial resources.

• A larger social media following.

• Support from all Republican senators.

• Greater experience in presidential campaigns.

Which demographic groups has Trump reportedly alienated?

• Women, Latinos, and young people.

• Environmentalists and scientists.

• Business owners and entrepreneurs.

• Senior citizens and veterans.

What is a potential risk for Trump's campaign when addressing Clinton?

• Ignoring her completely.

• Attacking her as a woman.

• Praising her too much.

• Focusing only on economic issues.