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BOSTON – Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker reacted with disbelief on Tuesday when told Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump used a vulgarity to describe Ted Cruz, one of his chief rivals, at a New Hampshire rally Monday night. On the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Trump was at a rally dinging
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Is all that is needed to correct the excesses and bad decision-making of the last eight years a newly elected president who will make small adjustments and corrections? Someone who can make minor changes to the expansion of big government that President Barack Obama has implemented? If that is all
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In a highly charged election where others are locked in a war of insults and partisan bickering, John Kasich is different. The Ohio Governor has never lost sight of what really counts: a steady hand at the wheel with a focus on results. All Republican candidates talk about conservative principles.
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As a conservative, deciding who to support in the Republican primary is about two things: substance and electability. First, conservatives want to choose someone who will advance the conservative cause while rolling back the excesses of the Obama years.
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Almost every American journalist covering the 2016 presidential campaign will vote in this election. And, by now, almost all have decided whom they will support. Journalists at other new outlets won't tell you where they stand. I will. And while there is no consensus here in the NewBostonPost
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MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — You may have heard about the establishment lane in the 2016 presidential campaign, the outsider lane and more. What the Republican candidates really want from the New Hampshire primary is an express lane out of the traffic jam that is the GOP contest. Democrats want clarity,
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DIXVILLE NOTCH, NH — The denizens of Dixville, the first-in-the-nation primary town, have spoken, and they're feeling the 'Bern. The baby-sized burgh located a little more than a slapshot away from Canada (and famous for its place as the first incorporated municipalities to declare its results in the
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One reason Ted Cruz, the Republican Iowa caucus winner last week, isn't faring as well in New Hampshire polling may be because the Texas senator's appeal to evangelical Christian voters falls largely on deaf ears. The Granite State is the least devout place in the U.
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