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Here's the blinged-out ballroom at the Palm Beach, Florida, club where Donald Trump is speaking to the press, fresh off a stunning night when he crushed his rivals in most Super Tuesday states.
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Any appreciable medical savings would hurt prospects for good jobs.
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Republicans continued to shatter turnout records in their presidential primaries and caucuses Tuesday, while Democrats lagged behind in what analysts said was a clear indication of an enthusiasm gap heading into the general election.
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Trump's strong numbers were too much for Rubio to overcome.
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Rush Limbaugh has repeatedly underscored on his radio show that he does not officially endorse Republican candidates in a primary, but Monday he may just have unofficially endorsed one: the only "unquestioned conservative" who's "demonstrated opposition to the establishment" in the race, Ted Cruz.
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Trump supporters in Texas are complaining that their ballots are being changed to show “Rubio” at polling sites. Infowars reported: ...
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Supporters of Donald Trump are inadvertently advancing Hillary Clinton’s campaign to win in November.
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As voters go to the polls in Super Tuesday states, about 20% of Republicans say they made up their minds in the last few days, according to exit polls.
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Whatever happens Super Tuesday, neither Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, or Marco Rubio will have enough delegates to end the race before the GOP convention in Cleveland.
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Depends on your definition of 'campaign materials.'
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Comedian George Lopez tweeted an image that shows Mexican drug kingpin JoaquÃn "El Chapo" Guzmán holding the severed head of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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The conservative group is actively considering denying endorsements to any candidate that endorses Trump while the primary is still being contested.
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The New Hampshire Union Leader said it made a mistake in endorsing Christie.
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From the New Yorker to FiveThirtyEight, outlets across the spectrum failed to grasp the Trump phenomenon.
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It's Super Tuesday and the political attack ads have reached a fever pitch. In this vicious new TV spot from Marco Rubio, he makes the defamatory claim that ...
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Really, really badly.
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Donald Trump's antics and bluster may appeal to some voters – but in the world as it is, he may well cost us our last chance to recover from the great dangers into which the Obama administration has gotten this nation.
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Undeniable, irrefutable data.
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"Jesse Ventura is a bright, shining new face who comes riding in on a white stallion to save the country."
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The puzzling trend that has some evangelicals jumping on the Donald Trump bandwagon is puzzling to me.
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By Fiona Ortiz CHICAGO (Reuters) - An Illinois voter's lawsuit challenging Ted Cruz's eligibility to run for president of the United States because he was born in Canada was dismissed on a technicality on Tuesday by a state judge. Cook County Circuit Court Judge Maureen Ward Kirby in Chicago ruled that she did not have jurisdiction in the lawsuit - which had sought to have Cruz removed from the state's primary election ballot - because it had not been properly served on the state Board of Elections. Joyce, a lawyer and a pharmacist from the Chicago suburb of Poplar Grove who supports Cruz rival Ben Carson, initially filed a complaint in January with the elections board.
