A certain Republican GOP frontrunner has been “Trumping” competition in the caucasus. Donald Trump dominated Super Tuesday with wins in seven of the eleven states, along with three consecutive wins in the three preceding elections in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada. In the every election year since 1988, the candidate who won the most states on Super Tuesday went on to becoming the presidential nominee of their party. Due to this win, other candidates and voters are now seeing Trump as a serious threat. Other GOP candidates and famous Republicans are now attacking him for his views and are encouraging voters to get Trump out of the race. Opposers are especially focusing on his plans for immigration, the treatment of his ex-wife and failing to condemn former Klu Klux Klan leader David Duke for approving his campaign. Despite all the negative attention fired his way, in the March 8th primaries Trump gained three more states. Although everyone seems to be doing all they can to start Trump on a decline, voters keep lifting him up.