The political tide might be shifting on an issue that has sharply divided Americans for years, and if it happens, a battle is inevitable.
Donald Trump
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Poll: Number of Americans who view Republican Party favorably sinks to 32 percent
In contrast, the Democratic Party is seen favorably by 49 percent, according to the latest Bloomberg Politics national poll.
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Posted inElections, Nation & World
Trump pulls Washington Post’s media credentials
He says the newspaper posted an inaccurate headline on a story about his Orlando shooting comments.
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Clinton likens Trump to demagogue
The nomination finally hers, the Democratic standard-bearer sets to broaden her candidacy.
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Donald Trump wanted Moammar Gadhafi’s money
Perhaps the most notable thing about the self-described billionaire’s attempts to do business deals with Libya wasn’t that they were made. It’s that they failed.
Posted inMaine, News, Politics
Sen. Collins urges Donald Trump to apologize for remarks about judge
In a CNN interview, Maine’s Republican senator calls out the outspoken candidate for a third straight day and urges him to act more presidential.
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Moderate Sen. Collins forced into balancing act on Trump candidacy
Maine’s Republican senator calls out her party’s candidate for offensive remarks but stops short of disavowing him, hoping he’ll change his ways.
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News guide: Why today’s 6 presidential primaries matter
What the primaries mean for Democratic and Republican presumptive nominees Clinton and Trump. And then there’s Bernie . . .
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Susan Collins calls Trump’s comments on judges ‘absolutely unacceptable’
Maine’s Republican senator criticizes her party’s presidential nominee after he questions whether jurists could treat him fairly because of their ethnicity or religion.
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Trump University students seeking knowledge, wealth got sales pitch instead
An examination of documents allege high-pressure sales techniques used on ‘students.’