WASHINGTON – A day after Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren formally endorsed Hillary Clinton's presidential bid and delivered a fiery speech roasting Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican candidate, the Cambridge Democrat met with the former Secretary of State Friday for what several media outlets have speculated was a pitch to serve as Clinton's running mate.
The morning kicked off with the usual taunt-for-taunt exchange that has come to define Trump-Warren face-offs, after Clinton suggested to Trump on Twitter: "Delete your account."
WASHINGTON (AP) — Dumping Trump at next month's Republican national convention? Highly dubious, but not prohibitively implausible.
The GOP was already distressed by Donald Trump's comments about Hispanics, women, the disabled and others. Now, it's been driven to near-despair over his belittling of a Mexican-American judge as incapable of fairly handling a Trump lawsuit.
