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Governors Take Cautious Approach to 2016 Presidential Campaign
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley put some serious political capital on the line last week when he endorsed John Kasich for president and became just the fourth Republican governor to get behind a 2016 campaign. But don’t expect many more chief executives to follow suit.
Read More >>South Carolina GOP fest: They liked them all, but they loved Ted
Jeff Duncan, the popular and conservative representative from South Carolina’s Third Congressional District, held his fifth annual Faith and Freedom Barbecue Monday night. The Anderson Civic Center was packed with 1,800 to 1,900 Republicans who came to hear leading GOP presidential contenders Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, and Scott Walker.
Read More >>Scott Walker adds Virginia strategist
Scott Walker, who is looking to seriously compete in Southern states, has tapped Chris Leavitt to oversee his campaign in Virginia — expected to be a key “Super Tuesday” state in the 2016 primary.
Read More >>Trump dominates GOP field in S.C. poll
Donald Trump holds a commanding lead among likely Republican primary voters in South Carolina, according to a new Monmouth University poll released Tuesday.
Read More >>Walker tabs three as NH co-chairs
The three are former Republican National Committeewoman Phyllis Woods, former state GOP vice chairman Cliff Hurst, and veteran activist Chris Wolfe.
Inside the GOP field’s new strategies to ride out the Trump tornado
The 2016 Republican primary has turned into a puzzle about how to deal with Donald Trump.
The new dynamic has come into focus this week as Trump’s opponents debut strategies for engaging the white-hot front-runner whom they believe, and in some cases fear, could be a dominant force for some time to come.
Read More >>Poll: Trump edges Clinton, dominates GOP field in North Carolina
Donald Trump is not only beating all his Republican primary foes in North Carolina, he would top Hillary Clinton there, according to a new poll.
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