Battling Trump, Cruz gets some unlikely support
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Emerging as the chief alternative to Donald Trump, Ted Cruz is drawing the attention — and support — of a Republican establishment he has built his political career brutalizing. Continue Reading
Rubio, other conservatives pummel Trump with attack ads
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The barrage arrives a week before the critical Florida and Ohio primaries. Continue Reading
Martinez stays out of presidential primary as Trump heads for Super Tuesday ‘romp’
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With Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump poised to win a number of important state primaries on Tuesday, solidifying his position as the GOP frontrunner, N.M. Gov. Susana Martinez isn’t saying much — at least publicly. Continue Reading
Mexico is talking a lot about Trump and Sanders
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Donald Trump is mostly viewed negatively, while Bernie Sanders is getting lots of positive press. Continue Reading
Small businesses for Trump: ‘Just get somebody different in there’
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Many of Donald Trump’s donors are owners and operators of mostly small to mid-sized businesses. And they’re fed up with politicians. Continue Reading
Cruz trails in NH GOP pack; Clinton loss means she needs Texas
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A week after his win in the Iowa caucuses, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz was jockeying for third place in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night, finding himself among a pack of GOP also-rans swamped by real estate magnate Donald Trump. And after conceding to U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, Democrat Hillary Clinton needs Texas more than ever. Continue Reading
In Iowa, Cruz campaign places its turnout bet against Trump
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Ted Cruz’s campaign is increasingly eyeing a win based on a kind of sweet spot of turnout — high but not too high. What’s riding on the bet is one of the central questions of Trump’s candidacy: Can he convert the thousands of people who pack stadiums for his rallies into reliable voters? Continue Reading
In Republican debate, little talk about big money
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Donald Trump says the nation’s campaign funding system is ‘broken,’ but other presidential hopefuls largely avoid the issue. Continue Reading
A response to Donald Trump’s recent comments
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Sir, you really made me angry. The things that you said about Mexicans? Back in the 1800s there were lots of people saying the same things about the Irish. Continue Reading
Donald Trump – not running in 2012
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Donald has effectively (already) taken America’s eye off the substance of what the 2012 campaign should be about – and that is jobs and the health of the American economy (you know, the 20 million people who are still out of work). Instead, he is off and running with the all-important birther issue. Continue Reading