As much as the content will be scrutinized, so, too, will Trump’s ability to deliver his message in a way that comes off as both presidential and authentic.
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Trump has a lot to prove with foreign policy speech
As much as the content will be scrutinized, so, too, will Trump’s ability to deliver his message in a way that comes off as both presidential and authentic.
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Trump has a lot to prove with foreign policy speech
As much as the content will be scrutinized, so, too, will Trump’s ability to deliver his message in a way that comes off as both presidential and authentic.
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Cracks appear early in Republican candidates’ anti-Trump alliance
Ted Cruz and John Kasich agreed Sunday to coordinate primary strategies in three states, but Kasich said Monday that his supporters in Indiana should still vote for him.
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Transgender rights become a campaign flash point
As many states take up or pass new restrictive laws, the unlikely issue stirs up the Republican race.
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Presidential front-runners not winning Maine money race
Campaign donors lean heavily toward Bernie Sanders on the Democratic side, and toward Jeb Bush, who still leads Republicans despite having dropped out of the race.
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Virginia governor enables 200,000 felons to vote in November
Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe says his actions will help undo Virginia’s long history of trying to suppress the black vote.
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Aide tells Republicans Trump is ‘now evolving’
The front-runner’s new senior aide tells party leaders Trump has been ‘projecting an image’ that will change.
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Trump wants to keep Andrew Jackson on $20 bill
‘Maybe we do the $2 bill or we do another bill,’ he says. More from the 2016 presidential campaign . . .
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Maine Republicans about to choose delegates for national convention
The 23 delegates will be apportioned based on the results of the state caucuses last month, but loyalties could dissolve in a battle for delegates at the convention in Cleveland.