President Pena Nieto has said there’s ‘no way’ Mexico will pay for a border wall.
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Maine delegate praises Trump’s acceptance speech
Rep. Ellie Espling of New Gloucester specifically believes the Republican candidate’s law-and-order message will resonate with voters.
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Trump speech fact check: Many of his stats don’t withstand close scrutiny
The Republican nominee also left out positive numbers including rising incomes and low unemployment.
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In hard-edged acceptance speech, Trump says he will face down dangers to America
The Republicans’ presidential nominee offers himself as a law and order candidate and the voice for the ‘forgotten men and women of our country.’
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Street scene: This is what it feels like outside the Republican convention
It’s all very funny until it’s not funny. It’s funny like your uncle is funny after three drinks at a wedding, but how after five drinks he hits things, hard.
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Cruz refuses to endorse Trump at Republican convention
Ted Cruz, a bitter rival of Donald Trump through this year’s primaries, is booed loudly by delegates as he ends his address after mentioning the nominee just once.
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Secret Service investigates Trump adviser who said Clinton should be executed
The New Hampshire man is a former Marine who was given a key role when Trump was under fire in May about his promise to give $1 million to veterans groups.
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Liar. Lucifer. Lock her up. Republicans stoking hate for Clinton
The attacks at the national convention echo the 1990s, when conservatives denounced President Bill Clinton as he dealt with scandal and impeachment.
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Bill Nemitz: Burned by plagiarism? Let Gov. LePage be your fixer
When it happened to him, he didn’t deny it or blame others – he dumped The Alexander Group and moved on.
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As the market goes, so goes November election?
When stocks rally in the months leading up to the presidential election – as they are right now – the incumbent party wins 86 percent of the time.