The evidence is now irrefutable for what’s seemed obvious for weeks: Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee this fall in a presidential rematch against Joe Biden.
A string of Super Tuesday victories made clear Trump will mathematically clinch his party’s nomination this month, in record time for a non-incumbent.
He captured all but one of the 15 states voting Tuesday and has now amassed more than nine-10ths of the delegates who will anoint the nominee.
Here’s what’s not yet obvious: Will holdout Republicans get past their aversion to him and rally to his side for the November election?
It’s a question that could
