Could Trump work with Congress? Could Congress work with Trump?

Donald J. Trump had a pretty super Super Tuesday. He won more delegates than any other Republican contender and his lead has expanded considerably.

The model put together by The New York Times blog The Upshot has Trump picking up about 241 delegates, to 223 for Senator Ted Cruz, 111 for Senator Marco Rubio, 18 for Governor John Kasich and just three for Dr. Ben Carson.

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