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Curt Schilling Wallowing in Limbo at ESPN

Suspended ESPN baseball color analyst Curt Schilling proved in an FEC form documenting a $250 donation to the Ben Carson presidential campaign that he anticipated the you know what was about to hit the fan regarding his further employment for the leading sports network.

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Trump: ‘We’ve Had Enough Debates’

Friday at a press conference to announce he was being endorsed by former GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, Republican presidential front-runner said it was his view last night’s CNN presidential debate should be the last one of the 2016

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Watch: Ben Carson Endorses Trump

Friday at the Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, FL, former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson endorsed his once-rival Donald Trump, saying he was surprised but in private Trump is a “very cerebral” person. Carson said, “Some people said why

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Trump Has Edge in Little Tuesday Contests

On Tuesday, Republicans in Idaho, Hawaii, Michigan, and Mississippi will make their pick for the Republican nomination. According to recent polling, Donald Trump has a clear edge in these states. It is very possible, though, that a replay of Super

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Campaign Grinding Down Cruz, Trump Favorables

A new survey from Gallup shows the Republican campaign for President is grinding down favorable ratings for Sen. Ted Cruz and Donald Trump. Cruz’s image among Republican voters has fallen the most of the three major remaining candidates. Trump’s image, after hitting a high point last Summer, is back near its campaign lows.

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Ben Carson: ‘Can Somebody Attack Me Please?’

Thursday at CNN’s Republican presidential debate Dr. Ben Carson complained that he didn’t asked the same amount of questions as the other candidates. Carson said “First of all, people say I whine a lot because I don’t get time. I’m

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Nevada Caucuses: Friends, Neighbors Debate

LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Friends and neighbors debated the Republican candidates’ pros and cons at the Nevada caucuses at Durango High School on Tuesday evening, with hundreds standing patiently in line to cast their votes and hear from representatives of the different campaigns.

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Massive Turnout Expected at Nevada Caucuses

The Nevada Republican Party says that 41,000 people had pre-registered to attend Tuesday evening’s caucuses, meaning that turnout could approach 80,000, according to local political insider Jon Ralston of Ralston Reports.

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POLL: Cruz Leading in Texas

A new poll has Ted Cruz leading in Texas with a sizable 37 percent according to a new University of Texas and Texas Tribune poll. With only a week before the March 1 Super Tuesday primary, which includes the primary in Texas, Senator Cruz is 8 points over Donald Trump.

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Nevada: Ben Carson Focused on Reno

Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson will remain in the race through at least the Nevada caucus on Tuesday, despite a dismal showing in the South Carolina primary on Saturday.

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The Rubio Campaign Stumbling Over Questions About Why He Skipped CR Convention

Rubio was originally scheduled to speak at the convention at 8 PM local time. He had confirmed his attendance earlier in the week, Levin told reporters after the event. Thousands of attendees had paid to hear from conservative thought leaders and legislators. At the appointed hour, Rubio was nowhere to be found. The question now remains: Did Sen. Rubio make simultaneous commitments and not inform the organizers of the Conservative Review event of the potential scheduling conflict?

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NBC Poll: Trump Gains, Clinton Drops Nationally

A new weekly national tracking poll from NBC News shows Donald Trump adding to his lead over the Republican field, while Hillary Clinton’s lead over Bernie Sanders narrows slightly. Trump has the support of 38 percent of Republicans nationally, 20 points higher than his nearest rival Ted Cruz, with 18 percent. Hillary Clinton leads Sanders by 10 points, 50-40.

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