Data from patient records from August 1, 2008 through April 30, 2014 were left behind at the former Planned Parenthood facility at 3365 Hillcrest Road and were found by the building’s new owner — pro-life crisis pregnancy center Clarity Clinic — on May 6. She added that Planned Parenthood sent letters to the affected patients on July 1.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, with the help of Ohio Gov. John Kasich, prevented Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) from slating his preferred delegates in Michigan over the weekend.
GOP presidential candidate former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has spent more than anyone else in the GOP field in Iowa, New Hampshire and now South Carolina on television and radio advertisements.
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.
A badly beaten Marco Rubio took the stage in New Hampshire on Tuesday, battling for fourth place against his former political mentor former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
Governor Chris Christie told supporters that he would return to his home state to reassess his campaign before making a decision on whether to continue his presidential race.
In a New Hampshire interview at his own campaign rally, Sen. Marco Rubio talked about how his crowds were growing “here in Iowa.”
Is Jeb! back? A new poll from Emerson College in New Hampshire — the pollsters who actually got it right in Iowa — shows Jeb Bush jumping to second in the state, behind frontrunner Donald Trump.
So foregone is the conclusion in New Hampshire’s Democrat primary, where Bernie Sanders is averaging a 13-point lead over Hillary Clinton in the polls, that word is already leaking from Clintonworld about a post-drubbing staff shakeup.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson announced Sunday that rival Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) had apologized to him on Saturday evening for his campaign’s behavior in Iowa, and also asked to meet with him privately.
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson met with his campaign volunteers at his headquarters in Manchester, New Hampshire, Saturday morning, reassuring them that he is not suspending campaigning and telling them not to let anyone convince them that he is going anywhere.
The Des Moines Register is running a scathing editorial against Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), accusing him of running a “campaign of deceit.”
Donald Trump said that he is a “unifier” who will bring the fractured nation together.
Iowa’s Des Moines Register is calling for a full audit of the Clinton vs. Sanders caucus count, and now the UK Guardian explains how the state’s Democrat Party bypassed the computer system to give at least one Bernie Sanders delegate to Hillary Clinton, without even notifying the precinct chair.
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign has announced that they have raised $3 million dollars since the Iowa caucus.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson is showing no signs of letting up on his attacks on Senator Ted Cruz over what Carson believes were dirty tactics employed during the recent Iowa Caucuses.
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ), a candidate for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, took a shot at show hosts Brian Kilmeade and Steve Doocy when pressed on the ongoing dispute between his opponents
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign has shot back at Donald Trump’s latest attacks, saying the media mogul should check himself into Twitter rehab.
Yesterday I described the Iowa Democratic caucus as “a circus of ineptitude, bad planning, ambiguous rules, and deliberate obfuscation of the results.” The Des Moines Register is even more harsh in its call for a full audit of the contest between Hillary
Fresh off a win in Iowa, 2016 candidate Sen. Ted Cruz is responding to tweets from Iowa’s number-two pick, Donald Trump, with his own tweet suggesting that Trump join Democratic candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders in contesting caucus results, and highlighting a video assaulting Trump’s history with Democrats.
Now is the time for Trump to stop thinking about the polls, stop complaining about the media (or, far worse, the voters), and recover the reason, beyond himself, that prompted him to run in the first place
“You know, Marco Rubio spent $5 million dollars more than Ted Cruz in Iowa to come in third,” Christie said in a an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt. “So you know, I don’t think he should be, you know, walking around as if he won something.”
With Ted Cruz’s come-from-behind victory in Iowa and Marco Rubio’s surge, we now move forward to New Hampshire knowing less than we did coming into Iowa. Will Donald Trump collapse? Does Rubio have any plans to win any state before mid-March? Can Cruz consolidate enough support to stop either one of the other two candidates? Iowa gave us few indicators.
At just about 9 p.m. local time, the leadership of Ted Cruz’s presidential campaign moved like a phalanx through the lobby of the Des Moines Marriott Downtown toward vehicles that would transport them to the Iowa State Fairgrounds, where Cruz was holding his caucus-night party. With three-quarters of Iowa’s precincts counted and with the race, according to television networks, still “too close to call,” campaign manager Jeff Roe declared victory.
(CNN) Columnist Edward Luce argued Monday in the Financial Times that Donald Trump has created a new brand in politics: an upraised middle finger. Later that day in Iowa, voters rejected Trump the candidate but stole his brand: They flipped a bird at the American political elite.
As Marco Rubio returns to New Hampshire, he faces New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a rival who has been laying groundwork in the state since August.
The Iowa native is driving across the country on his own dime to promote small events for the Rubio campaign. He has equipped his truck with two large 10 foot by 12 foot Rubio signs, which he hoists 25 feet up on a telescope when he parks his truck near smaller Rubio campaign events.
Democratic Socialist presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is closer to succeeding in his “political revolution” on America’s capitalist and free markets system, having finished in a virtual tie with fellow Democratic contender Hillary Clinton.
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump says that his experience in Iowa “was a great one” and that he was honored to place second after spending “very little there – a fraction of Cruz [and] Rubio.”
The Rubio campaign has a new message heading into New Hampshire: vote for Marco Rubio or let Donald Trump or Ted Cruz win.
Everyone who isn’t getting paid by Hillary Clinton knows the truth: Iowa was a devastating blow to her, and Sanders is correct to trumpet “a come-from-behind campaign for the history books.”
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie did poorly in the Iowa caucuses – well below the expectations set before he left the state to return to New Hampshire.
In the hours before the Iowa caucuses opened, supporters of Marco Rubio began hinting that the Florida senator would perform better than expected — and better than the latest polls were showing. The Des Moines Register Poll released right before
As precincts indicated a virtual tie with Hillary Clinton in the Iowa Caucus, Sen. Bernie Sanders, a socialist who represents the state of Vermont, championed hard-left ideals during his midnight address to supporters.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has pledged to continue his campaign for the Republican nomination for President of The United States, after finishing in fifth place in the Iowa Caucus.
DES MOINES, IOWA— Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said Monday that Iowans sent a clear message tonight to the Washington establishment: they “cannot keep the people down.”
Senator Marco Rubio took the stage in Des Moines Iowa today after support for his campaign turned out to be better than expected in the state.
DES MOINES, IOWA— Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign is celebrating their victory tonight in Iowa and reminding rivals and supporters that they’re leaving the state with a lot of cash and more momentum.
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — GOP frontrunner Donald Trump – who placed second in the Iowa caucus to Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) – told his supporters at his Iowa caucus party in West Des Moines, Iowa on Monday night, “We will go on to win the Republican nomination.”
NASHUA, New Hampshire – New Jersey Governor Chris Christie kicked off a bus tour of the Granite State at a town-hall meeting here, telling an audience of about 400 it is “time to put Iowa in the rear-view mirror.”
