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CLEVELAND (AP) — Texas Sen. Ted Cruz isn't scheduled to appear publicly at the Republican National Convention until Wednesday evening. His presence has permeated the convention's opening days anyway. A raucous confrontation over rules that could have kept hope of an unlikely Cruz nomination alive ended in
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NBP Editor Jennifer C. Braceras joined Sue O'Connell on NECN's "The Take" Monday to discuss the Republican National Convention, including Ted Cruz's upcoming speech and what the choice of Mike Pence as Vice President does for Trump's conservative credentials.
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BEACHWOOD, OHIO — A day after the wife of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump drew fire for lifting passages of First Lady Michelle Obama's 2008 Democratic National Convention speech, Massachusetts Republican Party Chairwoman Kirsten Hughes looked to downplay the controversy, saying the episode will likely be forgotten as
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CLEVELAND (AP) — A video posted online shows "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert taking over the microphone on stage in Cleveland in a "Hunger Games" themed prank at the site of the Republican National Convention, which begins Monday. The video shows Colbert behind the podium saying it&
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Seems even some Democrats are starting to push back against President Barack Obama's attempt to rewrite federal law to allow millions of more workers to qualify for overtime payments. Last week Rep. Kurt Schrader (D-OR) introduced a bill designed to delay implementation of a new Department of Labor
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton supporters now have an app where they can anonymously discuss the election cycle together.
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Everybody already knows that Gov. Charlie Baker won't be supporting Donald Trump in November. And he doesn't plan to cast a vote for Hillary Clinton either. But as the Libertarian Party ticket of former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson and former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld fights
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As delegates began to arrive in Cleveland on Sunday morning for the Republican National Convention, presumptive nominee Donald Trump's chief Massachusetts supporter went on Fox News where he argued that the reliably Democratic state could turn red in November. Rep. Geoff Diehl, a Whitman Republican and the co-chair
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