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INDIANAPOLIS — Once dismissed as a fringe contender, businessman Donald Trump now is all but certain to lead the Republican Party into the fall presidential campaign against Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton — a stunning political triumph for a first-time candidate whose appeal to frustrated voters was widely underestimated. Trump's ...
... the American Communities Project. I looked at head-to-head data between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. She's winning in those places now by like 32 points. She's doubled the advantage. And we're seeing in -- what we're seeing in these primaries is Trump cannot win in ...
... JUDY WOODRUFF: Do you think she's really more vulnerable? DAVID CORN: Well, I don't think she's vulnerable in the sense that other Democratic nominees can take her out. I think Bernie Sanders can win New Hampshire, but often nominees lose some primaries going on. I find it ...
... invitation or lack of interest, he's largely avoided states where Democrats are locked in competitive Senate races. Those candidates have opted instead for surrogates like Hillary Clinton and Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren. HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON, Former U.S. Secretary of State: Make sure you get out to vote for ...
... percent) whites are reserving judgment on whether the shooting of Brown was justified, but almost six-in-10 (58 percent) blacks said it was not. 2016 talk - Rand, Rick and Ryan: Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said bring on a “war hawk” like Hillary Clinton in 2016 on “Meet the ...
Today in the Morning Line: Back to Iraq - a bombing campaign and no political resolution in sight Hillary Clinton more forcefully distances from President Obama A St. Louis shooting with echoes of the Trayvon Martin case 2014 watch: Still waiting on Hawaii, Tennessee results Iraq - no way out? Nearly two months ago, we...
Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks join Judy Woodruff to discuss the week’s top news, including U.S. airstrikes against the Islamic State militant group in Iraq, how Americans are grading President Obama’s foreign policy performance, plus how men and women are hoping for different outcomes in November’s election and looking...
Today in the Morning Line: The establishment has had a good season ... Incumbents are tough to beat … Democrats' chances could rest with their Marks … Money can’t buy you tea party love … and ObamaCare fades as a talking point. Immigration latest IRS retreat? Tax-exempt just got a little easier Just past the...
Today in the Morning Line: President Obama, Texas governor to meet about border Where does Mr. Obama’s immigration ask go in Congress? Mississippi Senate fallout gets messy with allegations of criminal corruption and vitriolic name-calling For RNC, Cleveland Rocks, city wants to be ‘Major League.’ A guide to “C-Town” Obama meets Rick Perry: President Barack...
Today in the Morning Line: Heading for a runoff in Miss. Millions more to be spent Cochran backers try to change the narrative Bergdahl debate continues to rage - all about closing Gitmo? Cochran, McDaniel set for runoff: Sen. Thad Cochran and his allies are pushing back against the conventional wisdom that the veteran incumbent...
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