HOW’D THEY DO? The third Republican presidential debate on Wednesday night in Colorado saw the candidates revolt against the the CNBC moderators for the series of negative questions thrown at them early in the two-hour event.
Read More >>Ben Carson has overtaken Donald Trump for the first time in USA TODAY’s GOP Power Rankings, deemed the strongest candidate in the Republican field this week by our panel of political experts.
Read More >>Young senators could fill outsider and establishment lanes.
Read More >>Republican presidential candidates held their third debate Wednesday night, and the media lost.
With the first voting now less than 100 days away, the summer dominance of Donald Trump fading, and sharper elbows flying, two of the strongest moments in perhaps the two strongest performances came from attacking a familiar Republican target, “the liberal media.”
Read More >>A KTVT-CBS 11 / Dixie Strategies Poll of over 2,000 likely primary voters in Texas shows a pitched battle taking place at the top of the GOP ticket and Clinton dominance on the Democrat side.
Read More >>The latest New York Times-CBS News poll makes Republican Party divisions clear, from the choice of a presidential nominee to whether party members are willing to see their leaders compromise on legislation.
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