The rift within the Republican Party was on dramatic display here this week as thousands of conservative activists, gathered together for an annual conference, struggled to make sense of Donald Trump’s hold on the GOP.
Tara Setmayer says his grousing about ‘rigged’ delegate selection process was oddly absent in state where GOP establishment controls the pick–and where he won.
They are showing up in droves to see Donald Trump: Men and women, overwhelmingly white, frustrated with the country’s first black president, fearful that they are being displaced by minorities and immigrants, and nostalgic for the way America used to be.
Ted Cruz, Donald Trump and John Kasich discuss their parenting styles at a series of CNN town halls.
President Ronald Reagan’s beloved Rancho del Cielo near Santa Barbara, California was his favorite retreat.
Take a look at the week in politics from April 10 through April 16.
Buying votes is illegal. But, it turns out, buying delegates might not be. Washington (CNN)Buying votes is illegal. But, it turns out, buying delegates might not be. This summer’s Republican National Convention is shaping up to be an all-out brawl for every delegate’s vote — and legally, that could mean plying some of them with
The scene sounds eerily familiar: Republicans gather at a convention with no clear nominee. A couple of hundred delegates separate the two candidates. The only way to pick a winner? A fight on the floor.
He considers himself a member of “the lucky sperm club.” (CNN)He considers himself a member of “the lucky sperm club.” He trusts no one, and places a premium on revenge. (“If you do not get even, you are just a schmuck!”) He treats every decision he makes “like a lover,” sometimes thinking with his head,
Open a newspaper on any given day here in this small Europe nation known for high taxes, generous government services and its stubbornly happy citizens, and you’ll almost certainly find a story about the U.S. presidential election.
For Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the 2016 general election has all but begun.
In a cold world, President Barack Obama has found some warmth in Germany.
