Trump is closed on Super Tuesday romp

As an impressive victory looms, top Republicans are divided between those who are ready to accommodate others and start to panic.

Donald Trump is ready to sweep the whole country wins Super Tuesday, solidifying its position as the favorite among Republicans and intensifying pressure on primary rivals struggling to find a way forward.

Republicans Top - including governors convened a conference call emergency on Monday in which Trump was Topic A - expect the real estate mogul to carry a maximum of 10 states Tuesday night, a result that would be a blow body a Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who has staked his campaign largely in the southern states holding primary elections and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who has yet to win a primary and not expected to do the Tuesday.

"If Trump wins 8 or more states on Tuesday, a massive collapse of part of it would be needed and / or campaign that he is not the candidate," said Tony Fabrizio, a Republican pollster life and strategist who advised Rand Paul.

Trump's march to the nomination has unleashed a wave of anxiety through the creation of the Republican Party as top officials weighed whether you endorse - or denounce him as an anathema to the values of the party. Reflecting this anguish, on Monday morning, the governor of New Mexico Susana Martinez and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, the leaders of the Republican Governors Association, convened fellow governors for a conference call to discuss the unusual form of primary was developed - Trump and was a central topic of conversation.

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