Last weekend’s results consummate the narrative we’ve been observing since Super Tuesday: Cruz is surging and can defeat Donald Trump for the nomination, but if Marco Rubio and John Kasich do not exit the race, Trump will win.
Rubio finished a disappointing third in the most recent caucus in Kansas, repeating the same pattern as in some Super Tuesday states earlier last week.
Donald Trump and Ted Cruz got a split decision from Republican voters in four states last weekend.
Bill Kristol, founder and editor-in-chief of “The Weekly Standard,” has joined a growing group of politicians and pundits who are trying to persuade Republican voters and delegates not to let Donald Trump win the party’s nomination for president.
Here’s who won the 22nd annual presidential straw poll at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
This candidate received a powerful boost from actor and former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
iVoters.com, a self-proclaimed “non-partisan, independent” website posted a video recently in which they showcase a glaring problem with the Ohio Republican primary ballot.
The New York Times and Washington Post both went for the negative early in their reporting on the death of former first lady Nancy Reagan.
Appearing on ABC’s “This Week” to discuss the #NeverTrump movement, Beck said the “GOP has one last chance to listen to the people.”
A Black Lives Matter activist who was part of the Ferguson riots posted a visual guide to urban riot wear.