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WASHINGTON (AP) — In a rare formal policy speech, Republican front-runner Donald Trump vowed Wednesday to put American security "above all else" if elected president, warning allies they would be left to defend themselves if they don't "pay their fair share." He also called for
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Republican senator who called Donald Trump a "nut job" and a "loser as a person" softened his stance on Thursday as the GOP sought to set aside their differences and unify the party. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, one of Trump's
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Big-name GOP leaders piled on Friday against Donald Trump in an extraordinary show of intraparty strife over his claim to the party's presidential nomination. Trump just shrugged it off, declaring they didn't really matter when compared to all the voters who turned out to
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(CNSNews.com) – "Well, I think it would be a bad idea to put little girls in a bathroom with grown men," Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told CNN on Thursday. But the senator also made it clear that the issue is not one of major national importance, as
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Lindsey Graham says Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz is "not my favorite." Ben Carson says there are "better people" than Donald Trump to serve as commander in chief. And those are the candidates Graham and Carson want to win.
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The increasingly likely possibility of a Donald Trump presidential nomination is prompting longtime Republican critics of rival Ted Cruz to back the Texas Senator, as evidenced by South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham's recent endorsement. Graham, himself a former candidate in the GOP race, on Thursday said the nomination
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Lindsey Graham is disgusted with the GOP's embrace of Donald Trump: "My party has gone batsh!t crazy." In no-holds-barred remarks at a celebratory dinner Thursday night, the South Carolina senator and unsuccessful presidential candidate said the GOP has lost all semblance of
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham announced Monday he was ending his 2016 presidential campaign. The South Carolina senator posted a video saying he was proud of his campaign, which he said was focused on the nation's security.
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