#Republican nomination
#Republican nomination

Trump's Win Adds to Air of Inevitability as Haley Sharpens Edge

Donald J. Trump won the New Hampshire primary, securing his second win in the Republican nomination race.

Trump and his allies are calling for party unity and preparing for a rematch between Trump and President Biden in November. [ more ]

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Donald Trump projected to hold off Nikki Haley, win New Hampshire primary

Donald Trump wins the New Hampshire primary, solidifying his position as the Republican frontrunner for the 2024 presidential nomination.

Nikki Haley falls short in her attempt to beat Trump in New Hampshire, but vows to continue fighting through Super Tuesday. [ more ]

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Last Exit Before Trump: New Hampshire

If Donald J. Trump wins decisively in the New Hampshire primary, he will be on track to win the Republican nomination without a serious contest.

Mr. Trump holds a dominant, 50-plus-point lead in the polls with just seven weeks to go until the heart of the primary season.

New Hampshire is the only state where there is a possibility of shaking up the race enough to put additional states into play. [ more ]

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The American Conservative

Right-wing politics

Iowa Results Show That DeSantis Must Drop Out

Ron DeSantis is running for the Republican nomination for president

Nikki Haley is also running for the Republican nomination for president [ more ]

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Even the Battle for Second Turned Out Well for Trump in Iowa

Donald Trump won the Republican nomination in Iowa with 51% of the votes.

This victory is significant considering Iowa's history of not supporting Trump. [ more ]

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Trump takes Iowa, and a big first step toward a rematch with Biden.

Donald Trump won the Iowa caucuses, setting him up for a potential rematch with President Biden.

Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, Trump's main rivals, finished in second and third place, but it is unclear who came in second. [ more ]

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Trump adviser compares Trump's charges to those of civil rights activists

Bruce LeVell, a senior adviser to former President Donald Trump, believes that Trump's early race call in the Iowa caucuses indicates that he will win the Republican nomination.

LeVell compared the criminal charges against Trump to the persecution faced by civil rights activists in the 1960s, suggesting that the same justice system is being used against Trump. [ more ]

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Trump Turns on Ramaswamy Just Days Before the Iowa Caucuses

Former President Donald J. Trump publicly attacked Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, accusing him of deceitful campaign tricks.

The attacks from Trump and his advisor suggest a deliberate shift towards attacking Ramaswamy in the final days leading up to the Iowa caucuses. [ more ]

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With Chris Christie Out, Nikki Haley Is Poised to Benefit in New Hampshire

Chris Christie's decision to drop out of the presidential race gives a boost to Nikki Haley in the Republican nomination contest.

The most impacted battleground is likely to be New Hampshire, where Haley is within striking distance of Donald Trump. [ more ]

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Right-wing politics

Inside the Run-Up to the Iowa Caucus

Former President Donald Trump is the frontrunner for the Republican nomination and presidency.

Governor Ron DeSantis and former Governor Nikki Haley are competing for second place in Iowa. [ more ]

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Right-wing politics

Opinion | The DeSantis Campaign Is Revealing What Republican Voters Really Want

If Ron DeSantis wins the Republican nomination, it will signify that voters should be taken at their word about their preferences

There is a middle bloc of Republican voters who are Trump-friendly but open to another choice [ more ]

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1 month ago

Brown Cruises in Ohio Democratic Senate Primary as Republicans Await Result

Senator Sherrod Brown renominated for Senate seat in Ohio

Republicans battle for the chance to challenge Brown in the general election [ more ]

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Nikki Haley suspends her campaign and leaves Donald Trump as the last major Republican candidate | amNewYork

Nikki Haley suspends presidential campaign after Super Tuesday.

Donald Trump emerges as sole major candidate for 2024 Republican nomination. [ more ]

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We've Already Learned Something Important About How Trump Acts on Trial

The author predicted that Donald Trump would not win the Republican nomination or run a real campaign for president, but he ended up winning the first primary by 11 points.

The author questions if their liberal bias influenced their prediction, but they believe it was the failure of the GOP electorate to seize the opportunity to be rid of Trump. [ more ]

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Why Did Anyone Think They Could Beat Donald Trump?

Republican voters overwhelmingly support Donald Trump for the nomination despite opposition

Nikki Haley's loss in New Hampshire makes Trump's path to the nomination more certain [ more ]

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How Trump Took Control of the GOP Primary

Donald Trump is in a commanding position to secure his third Republican nomination in eight years.

Despite numerous controversies and legal issues, Trump's support among Republicans remains strong. [ more ]

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Sununu Commits to Backing Trump if He Is the G.O.P. Nominee

Governor Chris Sununu of New Hampshire, a vocal critic of Donald Trump, stated that he would support Trump if he won the Republican nomination even if convicted of a felony. Many top Republicans have also shown support for Trump despite their previous criticism.

Sununu emphasized the importance of defeating President Biden as his motivation for supporting the Republican nominee, regardless of who it is. He also plays a prominent role in a television ad for Nikki Haley in New Hampshire. [ more ]

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Can Donald Trump clinch the nomination next week?

Primary season intensifying with multiple upcoming caucuses and primaries. Trump likely to win but not secure Republican nomination yet. [ more ]

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We Will Focus Our Resources Where We Can Make the Difference': Koch Super PAC to Stop Funding Nikki Haley's Presidential Campaign

Americans for Prosperity Action is cutting off funding for Nikki Haley's presidential campaign.

The decision to cut funding comes after Nikki Haley's loss to Donald Trump in South Carolina. [ more ]

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In South Carolina, Haley and Trump Changed Their Tune

Stark contrast in Nikki Haley's demeanor before and after the election announcement

Donald Trump's response to Haley's criticism showcased through his speech in New Hampshire and South Carolina [ more ]

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Fact-Checking Trump and Haley's War of Words

Nikki Haley challenges Donald Trump for Republican nomination amid escalating attacks

Both sides engage in false and misleading claims during the competition for Republican nomination [ more ]

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How Did Haley's South Carolina Become Trump Country? Ask the Tea Party.

Nikki Haley faces unfavorable polling in South Carolina primary against Donald Trump

Donald Trump absorbed the Tea Party movement into his own political persona [ more ]

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Haley Entered 2024 With $14.6 Million, Fueling Her Enduring Bid

Nikki Haley raised $24 million in the last quarter of 2023, ensuring she has sufficient funds for her bid for the White House.

Haley's campaign has focused on managing expenses while a super PAC backing her spent heavily on advertising. [ more ]

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Haley Declares Race Far From Over' After Losing to Trump in New Hampshire

Nikki Haley defies calls to drop out of Republican nomination race

Haley criticizes Trump and vows to continue fighting [ more ]

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Inside New Hampshire Gov. Sununu's drive to stop Trump, boost Haley

BRETTON WOODS, N.H. - At a mountainside hotel in the middle of a snowstorm, New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) bounded to the front of a packed room and explained how he intended to impede Donald Trump's march to the Republican nomination.

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Disdaining Haley, Trump Says She Probably' Won't Be His Running Mate

Former President Donald Trump intensified his attacks against Nikki Haley, saying she was not presidential caliber and unlikely to be his running mate.

Trump accused Haley of being supported primarily by Democrats and claimed they were spending millions on advertisements for her. [ more ]

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Left-wing politics

Biden World Hopes Voters Are Waking Up to Trump

Top Democrats are emphasizing the choice between Trump and Biden following Trump's win in Iowa.

Biden's campaign is trying to make voters believe that it's almost certainly him versus Trump in the general election. [ more ]

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4 months ago

The State of Play in Iowa: What to Know About the G.O.P. Presidential Caucuses

Donald Trump leads the polls in Iowa by more than 30 points, making the caucuses a contest for second place.

Iowa has a history of surprise outcomes, with Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee both defying expectations in previous caucuses. [ more ]

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4 months ago

A danger called Donald Trump

Donald Trump's actions in 2024 could determine whether he returns to the White House or faces legal consequences.

Joe Biden's chances of re-election are uncertain due to his low popularity and various policy challenges. [ more ]

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4 months ago

Trump ignores GOP rivals, rips 'corrupt' Biden as 'threat to democracy' during 90-minute NH rally

Trump treated the Republican nomination as a done deal at a New Hampshire rally.

He sharply attacked Joe Biden while barely mentioning his GOP primary rivals. [ more ]

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Doug Burgum, Wealthy North Dakota Governor, Ends White House Run

Gov. Doug Burgum of North Dakota has dropped out of the race for the Republican nomination for president.

Burgum's focus on the economy, energy, and foreign policy did not resonate with the GOP electorate. [ more ]

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Here's who might run in a special election to replace Santos.

Candidates vying to challenge Representative George Santos will be winnowed down to just two for a special election next year.

Thomas R. Suozzi is seen as the front-runner for the Democratic nomination, while Mike Sapraicone is a top choice for Republicans. [ more ]

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Newsom-DeSantis Debate: Two Long-Feuding Governors Are Set for an Unusual Onstage Clash

Governors Ron DeSantis and Gavin Newsom have clashed repeatedly, with DeSantis seeking national attention.

DeSantis has more at stake in this debate, as he seeks to boost his sagging poll numbers and generate momentum for his campaign. [ more ]

Chicago Tribune

Republican Jim Durkin won't run for Cook County state's attorney

Former Illinois House Republican leader Jim Durkin will not seek the GOP nomination for Cook County state's attorney due to the likely nomination of Donald Trump as the Republican candidate for president.

Durkin believes that Trump's presence on the ticket would be harmful to any Republican running in Cook County.

Durkin's decision leaves Bob Fioretti as the only announced Republican candidate for the office. [ more ]

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