THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

What The Polls Predict For Tomorrow If the latest polls are accurate, tomorrow's 'Super Tuesday 2.0' is shaping up to be a good day for GOP frontrunner Donald Trump.  In Florida--whose 99 winner-take-all delegates are largely seen as a must-win for Senator Marco Rubio--Trump appears to be sitting on a comfortable lead over Rubio.  The Florida Senator trails Trump by nearly 20 points in the Sunshine State according to the RCP average. The story appears to be the same in Illinois, North Carolina, and Missouri, where Trump continues to dominate the polls. The only state in which the billionaire might be at a disadvantage is Ohio, where the state's governor John Kasich leads Trump by less than 3 points according to the Real Clear Politics average. Like Florida for Rubio, the Buckeye State's 66 winner-take-all delegates are a must-win if Governor Kasich plans on continuing his presidential campaign. Here's where the GOP candidates stand according to the polls...read more. Hillary Clinton: "We'll Put Coal Miners Out of Business" Democrats have been hammering the coal industry for years now, but it's not every day that a candidate for President explicitly tells the working men and women who help to keep our lights on that she wants to put them out of work. That is exactly what Hillary Clinton did at a recent campaign rally in Ohio. "We're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business," Clinton said to an audience in Columbus. Although a President Hillary Clinton would throw coal miners out of work, she went on to explain that while she wants to move away from fossil fuels, she doesn't want to "move away from the people." I suppose Ohio's coal miners can take solace in the fact that although Hillary plans on putting them out of a job, she doesn't plan on forgetting them... watch Clinton's remarks.