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I have been concerned for some time that forces supporting Donald Trump have intentionally been laying the groundwork for claiming that Trump will have been cheated if he doesn't earn the GOP nomination.
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The rise of primary elections has bred a system that feeds on noisy passions and elitism.
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A pathetic ground game guarantees Kasich will perform abysmally in Maryland.
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Donald Trump jumps to an 18-point lead over Ted Cruz this week with record high support for the Republican nomination.
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“Trump campaign now says Palin will not attend WY GOP Convention (where Cruz is expected to clean up)”
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Civil war erupts in the Donald Trump campaign
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Share on Facebook 1 1 SHARES Ted Cruz is standing by his assertion that Senator Mitch McConnell lied to him last year about a trade deal. Cruz was widely criticized for calling McConnell a “liar” on the Senate floor. In an interview with Chuck Todd to be aired in full on Thursday night, Cruz doubled down on his decision to call out McConnell for lying | Read More
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Bernie Sanders says his platform makes financial sense for most Americans. For example, his campaign says Sanders's single-payer health care system would save an average family of four almost...
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Hearing: Examining the Role of Environmental Policies on Access to Energy and Economic Opportunity Senate Environment and Public Works Committee April 13, 2016
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I can tell you that there is no greater friend of the Jewish people and of Israel.
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John Kasich is a RINO in every sense of the phrase.
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Two Times reporters, Reed Abelson and Margot Sanger-Katz, talk about the Affordable Care Act’s recent setbacks and future.
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While North Carolina wrestles with the fallout from its common-sense bathroom law, Hot Air's Jazz Shaw highlighted two of the most predictable news stories of the year.
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Deported Illegal Alien Charged With Murder, Kidnapping in New Jersey
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Ideology: Socialist senator and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders tweets that Americans shouldn?t have to work overtime to feed their families. In so doing, he shows why tweeting without …
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You’ve got to hand it to libertarian political consultant Liz Mair: She has guts. She’s also edgy. Mair, whose super PAC Make America Awesome caused a Donald Trump meltdown when it spent just $300 to run an ad featuring semi-nude photos of Trump’s wife Melania, as a way to turn off Mormon voters in Utah, now is running a radio ad in New York that might make Trump go full-on Hiroshima.
Called “Stupid Stuff,” the ad replays, yes, some of the really stupid or embarrassing things Trump has said through the years. One of the stupidest is when Trump said in a debate last summer that American “wages are too high.” For some reason, that remark hasn’t received the play it deserves.
But what will get all the attention is what the ad starts with: two of the occasions where Trump has said his daughter Ivanka is so hot that he would date her if she weren’t, well, you know, his daughter. A nude wife and a date with his hot daughter: Gotta love those family values.
Of course, in context, Mair’s point is not about Trump bragging about his daughter, but about how much of a loose cannon he is, how embarrassing, and how unpredictably unstable not just in his words but in his actions. Those are all valid points.
It remains to be seen if Trump will take the bait. Judging from how he reacted to the nude Melania ad — by attacking the wife of Ted Cruz, who has nothing to do with the ad — then maybe Cruz’ adorable daughters should be prepared for some blowback.
Or maybe not even Trump is quite that stupid.
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Donald Trump vigorously stood by his top aide and maintained that he wouldn’t be convicted.
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This year’s "Million Student March" took place Wednesday on college campuses across America. Activists called for tuition-free public college, the cancelatio...
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The lead item on Drudge this morning is “FLASHBACK: Colorado GOP Chair Said Trump Will ‘Absolutely Not’ Be Republican Nominee…” – linking to a September 2015 report on comments from Colorado chairman Steve House to an August Pueblo County GOP meeting. While House undoubtedly sounds like he’s not a big fan of Trump, it’s not a pledge or a threat; it’s his skeptical assessment:
I think what happens to Donald Trump—with all due respect to a man who has made billions of dollars and had companies go bankrupt and recovered—is he’s going to get bored. He’s going to get bored. He’s going to get tired of the continuous questioneering and badgering.
That hasn’t shaken out. But that comment isn’t, as the headline implies, the birth of a nefarious, conspiratorial plan to deny Trump a rightly-won nomination.
Drudge’s second headline is “IN HIDING AFTER VOTERLESS ELECTION,” linking to a report by the Denver ABC affiliate.
First, as our Ian Tuttle reported, House is “in hiding” because someone posted his home address and home phone number on Twitter, and it’s been shared 600 times.
As the ABC report notes, “the Brighton Police Department and the Adams County Sheriff’s Office are providing an extra watch on House’s home and the Greenwood Village Police are doing the same at his office.”
Secondly, regarding that “voterless election” headline, Colorado Republicans voted March 1, in precinct caucuses — tens of thousands of them. There are many accurate ways to refer to what happened in Colorado, but voterless isn’t one of them.
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The ACLU sued a Catholic hospital network for its pro-life policy: The pro-abortion-rights side is abandoning all pretense to the principle of choice.
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Donald Trump’s foreign policy would result in a strengthened Russian that threatened U.S. allies Poland and Israel.
#353048
New York is expensive and Trump has a huge lead. The outside groups and the candidates working against Trump are being more targeted in their approach, or holding fire.
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Donald Trump has a new record in the Fox poll.
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A Connecticut Superior Court judge ruled Thursday that a lawsuit against the maker of a rifle used in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings can go forward. Under the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, gun manufacturers are generally not able to be held liable for...
