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In February, I wrote a public cautionary note to my liberal friends, warning them to to take Donald Trump seriously and predicting that, if nominated, Trump would beat Hillary Clinton in November. Below is that column. To my liberal friends:
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BOSTON — Libertarian Party vice presidential candidate and former two-term Gov. William Weld addressed Emerson College students Thursday at an engagement open to the media, and predictably spent the bulk of his time addressing questions about his running mate's Syria gaffe. Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson, who tapped
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Massachusetts
Could the Libertarian Party ticket of Gary Johnson and the Bay State's own William Weld effectively doom GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump's chances in November? Pundits have hemmed and hawed at this question, drawing comparisons to the Green Party's 2000 presidential ticket of Ralph
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New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan, whose campaign to oust U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte has been defined in part by constant attempts to connect the Nashua Republican to outspoken GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, saw the tables turn on her in a recent interview. When asked by CNN's
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New Boston, N.H. — During a seven-stop campaign tour of New Hampshire, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) traveled to New Boston on Aug. 30 for a town hall style meet-and-greet. Cruz spoke to roughly 200 supporters of his 2016 presidential bid in the gymnasium of the New Boston Central
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BOSTON — Accompanying a box stuffed with more than 3,000 signatures from registered Massachusetts voters, former Gov. William Weld stopped by Secretary of State William Galvin's office Monday, a necessary step in his quest to make sure he and Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson get their names
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton at long last fielded questions from the press on Friday — her first time thus far in 2016 — but some of the questions weren't exactly what you'd expect to hear from a gaggle of reporters hungry to vet a presidential candidate. Q: Kevin Merida.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Donald Trump's scorched-earth, take-no-prisoners presidential campaign has GOP leaders in knots, but the renegade real estate mogul indicated at a raucous town hall event Wednesday that he has no plans to dial back his message. "The campaign is doing really well — it's
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