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WASHINGTON – Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry threw his support to the Lone Star State's junior senator Sunday, backing his bid for the Republican presidential nomination in an interview with Politico.com. Perry, who abandoned his second run for the GOP nod last year, reiterated his backing on Twitter
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Leaders of the Republican party entered prevent defense mode this week with former Senator Bob Dole warning of "cataclysmic" failure and "wholesale losses" if voters select Sen. Ted Cruz as the party's nominee, and the conservative National Review magazine calling Donald Trump "a
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Ted Cruz once proudly wore a belt buckle borrowed from George H.W. Bush that said: "President of the United States." He campaigned and worked for that former president's son, Dubya, former President George W. Bush. AndCruz helped write a book lavishing praise
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican senators are confronting an unsettling possibility: Sen. Ted Cruz, their least favorite colleague, stands within reach of becoming the party's presidential nominee and standard-bearer. Worse than that, many GOP lawmakers and aides fear the Texas senator could ruin Republicans' chances of hanging onto control
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On the morning following the most recent Republican presidential debate, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo appeared on the CNN show "New Day." Responding to a question from anchor Alisyn Camerota about Ted Cruz's comments concerning "New York values," an angry Cuomo groused: "He
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BOW, N.H. – Carly Fiorina soldiered on in New Hampshire Saturday, telling supporters of her campaign for the Republican presidential nomination to remain optimistic, even after low poll numbers took her out of the prime-time debate Thursday night."When I launched my campaign for the presidency on May 4,
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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
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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
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