I have to point out that with Cruz dropping out, that in itself solidified what is wrong with him and politician's in general. He constantly beats everyone over the head that he is "in it until the convention", really driving that sentiment over and over before the polls closed and as soon as Trump is declared the winner, he drops out. The thing is, nothing changed from before or after the announcement. Cruz knew he was going to lose Indiana, yet he keeps telling people one thing and does the opposite afterward. A true politician to the very end. No wonder the 'Lyin' Ted' moniker fit him perfectly.
As for Sanders, that was the race I was paying close attention to. Do I support Sanders? No. But I sure got a kick out of him beating Clinton, that's for sure. At one point, he was behind by over 3k votes early on and by the midway point he was able to even it out. As soon as he did that, I knew he had the night won. Would have been nice to be a fly on Clinton's wall as he face went ashen white when she realized she just got her ass handed to her again by him. I really want to see a contested convention on the democrat side. That weakens their party should it drag on and on which will alter the General in a big way.