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(CNSNews.com) – Republican presidential candidates began and ended their debate in North Charleston, S.C. on Thursday night by citing Iran's seizure of two U.S. Navy vessels earlier in the week to criticize President Obama's nuclear deal with Iran. The deal lifts economic sanctions and
Massachusetts
BOSTON – Although a Republican holds the state's top public office, with barely more than 1-in-10 state voters registered as Republicans, the party has for years faced daunting odds in attempting to gain seats at both the congressional and local level. This year will likely be worse, as a
Donald Trump
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Blinding snow didn't prevent Donald Trump supporters from flocking to a Toyota dealership's showroom by the hundreds for a noontime rally Saturday, an event hosted by Scott Brown, the one-time darling of tea party followers and Republican U.S. Senator from Massachusetts. The
GOP
NEW YORK (AP) — When Ted Cruz sneered at what he called Donald Trump's "New York values" in the Republican presidential debate Thursday, some New Yorkers took it very personally. And some responded about the way you'd expect New Yorkers to react. The ever-combative Daily
GOP
The great Jack Kemp used to say about politicians that "voters don't care what you know until they know that you care." Republicans say they care about the poor and minorities, but do they, really? We have a test case in front of us right now
Barack Obama
In what some Republicans are calling a defiant act intended to humiliate the United States, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards seized and detained two U.S. Navy boats and 10 American sailors on Tuesday, just hours before President Obama was to deliver his final State of the Union address to the
Democrats
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will deliver a final State of the Union address Tuesday brimming with optimism — far more than most Americans possess. After six years of pitching ambitious proposals in his annual speech to Congress, Obama plans to take a rhetorical step back this year as he opens
Republicans
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Republican presidential candidates said Saturday their party must do more to convince poor Americans that conservative policy — and not an active federal government — will expand economic opportunity. But the White House hopefuls, addressing a conservative economic forum in the early voting state of South Carolina, didn&
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