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WASHINGTON — A campaign aide says Carly Fiorina has raised almost $7 million for her Republican presidential bid in the past three months. The former technology executive substantially boosted her fundraising after two strong debate performances. Her total take between July and September exceeds that of at least two competitors, Florida
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SIMI VALLEY, CALIF. – Carly Fiorina took a shot at the king and didn't miss. Fiorina, whose improved poll numbers resulted in her promotion to the primetime Republican presidential debate held Thursday, showed plenty of fight during the marathon event.
Out of all the presidential hopefuls showcased at last week's Republican debate, former Hewlett-Packard leader Carly Fiorina delivered the most visceral takedown of Planned Parenthood and its fetal organ-harvesting practices, as depicted in a hidden-camera video. "Anyone who has watched this videotape, I dare Hillary Clinton, Barack
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The first presidential primary votes won't be cast until January, and the Republicans won't nominate their candidate until July. Although almost anything can happen between now and then, most of the remaining 15 GOP presidential hopefuls probably already realize they don't have a serious
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Scott Walker and Rick Perry entered the 2016 presidential race with a combined 18 years of experience as governors. They exited the Republican primary— the first candidates to do so — with negligible support and dwindling bank accounts. While Walker and Perry were both flawed candidates, their swift demise
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The question dogs any woman who writes about politics: "Don't you want to see the first woman elected president of the United States?" The unstated premise, always obvious, is that you are some sort of traitor to your sex if your hand isn't itching
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Written by Laurie Kellerman WASHINGTON (AP) — Gladiator season may have arrived in the fight for the Republican nomination.
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National Review magazine had Carly Fiorina on its cover recently, with the headline "Carly the Communicator." The lead story featured example after example of Fiorina's clear and articulate explanations of conservative positions winning over audiences — including those, such as the hosts of "The View,"
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