…REPUBLICAN ------------------------------------------------------------ Charles Koch, the billionaire industrialist whose network bankrolls Republican candidates and causes around the country, said in an interview with ABC's"This Week" that "it's possible" Hillary Clinton would make a better president than the Republican nominee…
…seasoned political adviser at the time, says he quit after the do-it-myself billionaire rejected his plans to create a traditional campaign structure and rejected a suggestion that he seek to broaden his pitch beyond working-class whites. Instead…
…and Eli Stokols: "Trump became upset late last week when he learned from media reports that Manafort privately told Republican leaders that the billionaire reality TV star was 'projecting an image' for voters and would begin toning down his rhetoric ..…
…bit of turnabout for Trump aides and consultants who in recent months were warned that their work for the anti-establishment billionaire real estate showman could diminish their own career prospects. If Trump's team makes good on the blacklist…
…even when, as Sherman and Bresnahan report, "the New York billionaire suddenly allowed a flock of his campaign advisers inside." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=5b3e678657e06aa3de801c296e2db1ecba30e9f87da492828e40957fe121fcd1 The Trump blacklist: Speaking of establishments deciding whether or not to cave to Trump... the…
…about it . Even 44 percent of Republicans want the billionaire businessman to release his returns before the November election, though they are less passionate. Both candidates are viewed more unfavorably…
…Mike Sommers, the John Boehner chief of staff turned American Investment Council CEO, piped up to defend the carried interest loophole in a Washington Post letter to the editor. BIG MONEY: Billionaire investors Paul Singer, Carl Icahn, Barry Rosenstein, Bill…
…Lisa Lerer in D.C.: "[O]n ... trade and national defense, the billionaire businessman could even find himself running to the left of Hillary Clinton ... Trump is a classic Republican in many ways. He rails against environmental and corporate regulations…
…Senate Foreign Relations Committee that hosted the hearing, Republican Bob Corker of Tennessee, has praised Trump for "challenging the foreign policy establishment" in a policy speech the billionaire businessman gave last month. Corker, who has said he'd be willing…
…Senate Foreign Relations Committee that hosted the hearing, Republican Bob Corker of Tennessee, has praised Trump for "challenging the foreign policy establishment" in a policy speech the billionaire businessman gave last month. Corker, who has said he'd be willing…
…11640038/donald-trump-donations-big-money>] FORMER 'STOP TRUMP' MEGA DONOR STANLEY HUBBARD JOINS PRO-TRUMP SUPER PAC: "Once a big donor to the anti-Trump movement, billionaire broadcasting executive Stanley Hubbard is now backing the presumptive GOP nominee. Hubbard…
…Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. But nearly 6 in 10 Republicans say they think their party has been divided by the battle being fought by billionaire Donald Trump, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov…
…his campaign, pouring in around $40 billion of his own money for the primaries, he and his team have signaled that the New York billionaire will begin fund-raising for himself, as well as for the Republican Party, as he…
…The Republican contest, they all seemed to agree, was pretty much over. The 69-year-old billionaire now appeared destined to be Clinton’s opponent in the general election. The Fox commentators, even the ones who favored Trump, seemed to…
…saying the controversial billionaire needs to take a unifying tone." *And even those who are supporting him are twisting their words to try to avoid seeming like it:* *Washington Post: Dear Republicans: ‘Endorse’ and ‘support’ mean the same thing
…policies are too big a risk for American women and families. From his plan to give massive tax breaks to millionaires to his opposition to a federal minimum wage floor, Donald Trump is the wrong choice for women and families…
…be on the new hotel, Donald Trump, had some business of his own. The billionaire developer took the stage at Trump Tower in New York to announce his candidacy for president and, in the process, railed against Mexican immigrants as…
…announced. "First of all, he shouldn't be naming anybody because he doesn't even have a chance," the New York billionaire said in a Wednesday interview on Fox News. "Naming Carly's dumb, because Carly didn't do well…
…Associated Press at his office in New York, where he's been huddling with advisers to plan for a fall campaign that came upon him more quickly than even the confident billionaire expected. His remaining rivals abruptly exited the race…
…Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. But nearly 6 in 10 Republicans say they think their party has been divided by the battle being fought by billionaire Donald Trump, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov…
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