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Daily Video March 04 2016

Some Republican leaders raise concerns over Trump candidacy
Several Republican leaders came out against their party’s leading presidential candidate Donald Trump following his successful Super Tuesday showing.
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Daily Video February 24 2016

Trump wins Republican Nevada caucuses
Donald Trump easily won Nevada’s Republican caucuses on Tuesday, taking home about 45 percent of the vote. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio placed second with 24 percent and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz took third with 21 percent.
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Post February 22 2016

Pope v. Trump: When religion and politics collide — Class Activity
Pope Francis became the latest public figure to find himself in Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's crosshairs this week while on a trip to Mexico.
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Daily Video February 10 2016

Outsiders Trump and Sanders win New Hampshire primary
Washington outsiders Donald Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders won big in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night.
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Daily Video October 27 2015

Republican outsiders maintain lead in presidential race
In the Republican presidential primary race, poll numbers in the states with the earliest primaries now appear to show candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson running neck-and-neck.
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Post October 14 2015

Second Republican presidential primary debate analysis
Have your students read the following article and watch some of the highlights from the debate. The…
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Daily Video September 15 2015

Presidential candidates travel the country courting voters
As GOP candidates prepare for the second Republican debate on Wednesday, Democratic candidates saw a recent shift in the polls that could spell trouble for frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
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Daily Video August 18 2015

Presidential candidates arrive at Iowa State Fair
Every four years, the Iowa State Fair serves as one of the first vetting grounds for candidates hoping to win their party’s nomination for president.
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