Speaking to hundreds gathered for a rally in Reno, Nevada on Thursday, Republican vice presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence echoed the words of running mate and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made earlier that day that the two would, of course, honor a “clear election result,” but they reserved the right to contest questionable results.
LAS VEGAS — America, place your bets! Put ‘em all on red. Or orange, as the case may be. At least you have a 50-50 chance of winning.
The Associated Press ran an article Wednesday evening under the headline: “Debate: Conservatives unhappy with Trump’s abortion answer.” In it, the AP claimed that conservatives were disappointed that Trump failed to say directly whether “he wants Roe v. Wade overturned.”
Democratic presidential nominee signaled to reporters that she was preparing for the final stretch of the campaign, after the third and final presidential debate on Wednesday. “I’m feeling both received and very grateful,” she said. “No more debates. No more naps.”
“I think this was an unbelievable victory for Trump,” Mike Flynn, a top Donald Trump surrogate, said in an exclusive interview.
Patricia Smith, one of the bereaved mothers who lost a son in the Benghazi terror attack of Sep. 11, 2012, told Breitbart News that the third presidential debate on Wednesday “stunk.” “They didn’t even mention Benghazi,” she said with evident disgust.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton each delivered impressive performances on Wednesday night, but the night belonged to the Republican challenger, who stuck to a repeated theme: that Clinton is to blame for the very problems she promises to fix.
Wednesday shortly before the third presidential debate, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, a supporter of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, and billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban, a supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, faced off on CNN’s “OutFront.” The
Former Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin is one of the Trump campaign’s guests at Wednesday’s debate in Las Vegas. Palin was one of Trump’s most visible supporters until her husband Todd Palin suffered a serious snow machine accident that landed him in intensive care.
Patricia Smith, whose son Sean Smith was killed in the Benghazi attack, is also attending the debate as a guest of Donald Trump.
Republican Donald Trump will likely win the third presidential debate on Wednesday evening at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The question is whether his victory will matter.
A wall of taco trucks is set to lay siege to the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas on Wednesday as a protest against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump before the third and final presidential debate.
Aides tells Breitbart News they think Trump’s success in the second debate came from in-depth preparation on policy issues along with detailed facts about Clinton’s various scandals. Aides to Trump tell Breitbart News to expect a performance similar to the St. Louis debate—albeit perhaps even more aggressive—with even more of a focus on the core questions about Clinton.
Mike Pence was introduced in Fletcher by Congressman Mark Meadows who enthusiastically promoted the Indiana governor on the Trump-Pence ticket, to those gathered. Meadows said Pence, a former congressman, would not change when he returns to Washington.
John Harwood of CNBC and The New York Times, who moderated one of the early Republican presidential primary debates, was not only supportive of Hillary Clinton, but boasted to Clinton campaign chair John Podesta about goading Donald Trump at the debate, according to new emails released Tuesday by Wikileaks.
John Harwood of CNBC and the New York Times, who moderated one of the Republican presidential primary debates last year, corresponded often with Hillary Clinton campaign chair John Podesta, even congratulating her on primary wins, according to emails released by Wikileaks.
In the second of three presidential debates here on Sunday evening, Donald Trump’s campaign manager KellyAnne Conway told Breitbart News exclusively that he won handily because Hillary Clinton was “indignant and rattled” and wholly unprepared.
Donald Trump, the 2016 GOP presidential nominee, crushed his Democratic opponent Hillary Rodham Clinton in Sunday evening’s debate at Washington University in St. Louis—propelling him closer to the White House and past, perhaps, the roughest stretch of his campaign yet.
According to the Washington Post, the Trump campaign planned to put Clinton’s accusers in the family box so that the Clinton family would be forced to address their presence, but the debate commission objected.
St. Louis, MISSOURI– Hillary Clinton’s press secretary Brian Fallon refused five times to say whether the victims of sexual assault have a right to be believed.
The second presidential debate was intended to focus more on the issues facing the country, but moderators spent a large portion of the debate focusing on an 11-year-old hot-mic tape of Donald Trump saying lewd things about women.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper and ABC’s Martha Raddatz, the moderators in the second presidential debate, didn’t waste time trying to block Donald Trump.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton didn’t instinctively react after a fly landed on her face during the second presidential debate with Republican candidate Donald Trump, as she continued speaking.
One of the co-moderators of the next presidential debate in St. Louis, ABC News Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz, sat through the 2008 election on a major political corruption story that could have changed the trajectory of the election.
Republican vice-presidential nominee Gov. Mike Pence said Saturday that he does not condone the lewd remarks made 11 years ago by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump but is grateful his running mate apologized and expressed remorse, and looks forward to Trump showing “what is in his heart” during Sunday night’s presidential debate.
Tim Kaine interrupted Mike Pence 70 times in a 90-minute debate, according to ABC News. Stewart thought their demeanor during the debate was crucial in drawing a contrast between the two leaders.
Senator Tim Kaine repeatedly interrupted Gov. Mike Pence during the one and only vice presidential debate before the election.
Although Hillary Clinton condemned New York City’s stop-and-frisk policy during Monday’s debate (aided by Lester Holt, the debate moderator), the truth is that stop-and-frisk is perfectly constitutional under the Bill of Rights’ Fourth Amendment. Mayor Rudy Giuliani implemented stop-and-frisk during
Donald Trump repeatedly used phrases including, “Politicians like Secretary Clinton…” and “Secretary Clinton and others politicians…” describing them as “Typical politicians,” that are “All talk, no action,” during the debate.
Frank Luntz utilizes an unusual apparatus to definitively evaluate who won a political debate: He takes a small sample of voters, hooks them up to an electronic device, turns on a TV, and carefully tabulates all the moments when they click “like” and “not like” while a politician speaks.
A rediscovered 2003 interview of Donald Trump has knocked sideways the Democrats’ media-magnified strategy to hide Hillary Clinton’s support for the 2003 Iraq campaign. The Democrats’ strategy is to divert attention from Clinton’s support for the war by arguing that
Donald Trump claims his campaign has raised at least $13 million in the 24 hours since Monday night’s first presidential debate against Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
Monday night’s first presidential debate between Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump was the most-watched political debate in history, according to early ratings figures.
What kind of attacks got under Hillary Clinton’s skin at the first presidential debate?
While live-tweeting during Monday night’s highly-charged first presidential debate, outspoken liberal documentary filmmaker Michael Moore contended that Republican Donald Trump “won” the contest over his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
“That was unbelievable you have a scandal of this magnitude that directly impacts national security and it was unbelievable that that wasn’t asked,” Spicer told Breitbart News in the spin room after Monday night’s debate. “There were so many aspects of both national security [and] pay-for-play. The idea that that didn’t get discussed or come up was sort of a real disservice.”
Like millions of Americans watching at home across the country, Hollywood celebrities were glued to their Twitter accounts Monday night during the first presidential debate between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump — and emotions ran high during the showdown.
“I think it’s a very close race, I don’t think we should expect a big shift.” Clinton’s Director of Communications Jennifer Palmieri explained after the debate in an interview with Breitbart News. “We’re not banking on a change in the polls.”
Tickets passed out at the first presidential debate misspelled Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s name.
Republican nominee for president Donald J. Trump has taken the lead in Colorado and maintains his lead in Ohio, two new Breitbart News Network/Gravis Marketing polls released on Sunday show.
