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Every time I hear that Donald Trump — all bombast, blabber and bile — is ill suited for Sunday night’s town hall debate, I recall a rare and mostly forgotten campaign moment when the former reality show
[Roll Call Election Guide: Ratings for Every Race in the Country] The poll also found voters displaying a mix of political views.
When I asked South Carolina delegate Karen Wyld what she thought of Donald Trump, her long sigh as she considered her answer gave her away.
Displaying creativity in his efforts to sabotage his wife’s presidential ambitions, Bill Clinton clambered aboard Lynch’s plane at the Phoenix airport last week ostensibly just to chat.
Budweiser, displaying all the subtlety of a North Korean advertising agency, has temporarily renamed its beer “America.” Chants of “USA! USA! USA!”
Lawmakers return from recess but Donald Trump will loom large in the halls of Congress.
. — More than any candidate in the Republican race, John Kasich is running as the anti-Donald Trump. It is not that the two-term Ohio governor goes out of his way to attack the bilious billionaire.
. — More than any candidate in the Republican race, John Kasich is running as the anti-Donald Trump. It is not that the two-term Ohio governor goes out of his way to attack the bilious billionaire.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the Values Voters Summit in Washington on September 25, 2015.
But TV ratings are not boosted by anyone displaying uncertainty about poll numbers and expressing humility before the voters.