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Nikki Haley, all smiles, made a strategic visit to New York last week to meet with President-elect Donald Trump, it was a different vision than most of those parading in and out to see the soon-to-be top
For many Americans, the worst moment of election night wasn’t the 3 a.m. victory speech by Donald Trump.
When Donald Trump last visited Charlotte way back in August, it was a subdued affair, as Trump rallies go — some signs, the candidate center stage, only a few halfhearted chants of “lock her up.”
The problem for alternate-reality Republicans, like Thune, is that only one man has the power to defrock the GOP nominee — Donald J. Trump.
She’s also pointing out her belief that Donald Trump’s divisiveness would weaken the nation’s standing.
“They broke their promises … stopped taking my calls … the whole thing was a lie. … Donald Trump made big promises about Trump University. And I was fooled into believing him.
PHILADELPHIA — It was Bernie Sanders’ moment of sweet victory. Not a convention triumph —for that was never in the cards.
The Republican gathering in Cleveland has been a convention like no other, loosely organized, off message and marked by shocks such as the theatrical throwdown between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
The Communist victory in China and Soviet nuclear tests fueled the panicked rise of Joe McCarthy in the early 1950s.
Clinton — who peppered her victory speech Tuesday night with the rare-for-her pronoun “we” — demonstrated that she now understands this dynamic as well as anyone in politics.
But who was that delivering Donald Trump’s victory speech for him?
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump likes to brand his name with “the kind of dying institution” represented by the New York Republican Party, writes Walter Shapiro.