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Oct 09 2016
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You Knew Who Trump Was When You Endorsed Him, Republican Leaders
You knew. You all knew. You knew the whole time who and what Donald Trump is.
Mike Pence. Paul Ryan. Mitch McConnell. Ted Cruz. Chris Christie. Newt Gingrich. Orrin Hatch. John McCain. Marco Rubio. Virtually all of you.
HuffPostFeb 26 2016
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Houston Debate Highlights Trump's Fatal Flaw
In “The Wizard of Oz,” Dorothy’s pet dog, Toto, pulls back a curtain to reveal the mortal mountebank at the pathetic heart of a machine built on intimidation and fear.
In the Houston GOP debate on Thursday, a terrier-like Sen. Marco Rubio played Toto, unsettling Do
HuffPostFeb 21 2016
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Trump Predicts ‘Greatest Voter Turnout in History,’ Says He’ll Win States Republicans ‘Don’t Even Think of’
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump appeared on CNN’s “State of the Union” Sunday morning, along with candidates Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
Confident as ever after winning the South Carolina primary, Trump predicted that the final two candidates would be Clinton and himself.
The BlazeFeb 02 2016
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Analysis: Five Takeaways From the Iowa Caucuses
A few points on what we learned last night in the Hawkeye State, where Ted Cruz won eight nominating delegates, Donald Trump and Marco Rubio each pulled in seven, Ben Carson secured three, and Rand Paul and Jeb Bush each picked off a single delegate.
TownhallDec 23 2015
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Washington Post retracts cartoon depicting Ted Cruz's daughters as monkeys
Senators Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Marco Rubio, R-Florida, have had a contentious few weeks on the campaign trail sparring over policy positions from immigration to government surveillance in an effort to break out in a crowded GOP primary field and solidify their own support for the Republican nomination.
CBS News (Online)Aug 08 2015
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As campaign heats up, Republican candidates are rushing to the right
In the span of a few days this week, Scott Walker emphasized that he opposes abortions, with no exceptions in cases of rape or incest or to save the woman’s life. Marco Rubio shot down a suggestion that he advocated exceptions for rape or incest.
On immigration, Rubio said he backed a fence to keep illegal immigrants out of the country, echoing front-runner Donald Trump’s call for a new
Washington PostJun 10 2015
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Republicans Have Always Been At War With The New York Times
So, who's got their dander up, in the world of the 2016 election? By the looks of things, it's Sen. Marco Rubio, the Florida Republican, who was hopping mad on Tuesday at The New York Times. Congratulations to him, for earning his "Beefing with the Times" merit badge, a GOP tradition.
What happened? Well, the Times published an article that takes a rather robust look at Rubio's personal
HuffPostMar 06 2016
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As Cruz Crushes Caucuses, GOP Establishment Needs A Drink And A Hug
Ted Cruz crushed the Kansas and Maine caucuses on “Super Saturday” while Donald Trump narrowly won the Louisiana and Kentucky prizes. But perhaps the biggest news was Marco Rubio fading in the field to a distant third place, despite racking up major endorsements across the map. Over th
Daily BeastAug 31 2022
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Charlie Crist resigns from Congress as race for Florida governor ramps up
Rep. Charlie Crist is resigning from Congress to focus on his bid for Florida governor, a move that was expected after his huge primary victory over Democratic Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried.
The seat will remain vacant until the November election.
Crist (D-Fla.) was first elected to the St. Petersburg-based seat in 2016 and has since been re-elected twice. He is now
PoliticoJan 09 2016
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Ad Wars of 2016 Campaign Erupt in a Changing TV Arena
On WMUR, the dominant television station in Manchester, N.H., about 25 percent of commercial time is being eaten up by presidential campaign ads. Already this week, the candidates and their allies have fired off a dozen new commercials, a third of them negative, in Iowa and New Hampshire markets.
The “super PAC” supporting Senator Marco Rubio of Florida unleashed multiple advertisements
New York Times (News)