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MIAMI, FL– Influential Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, who has emerged as the preeminent thought leader of the conservative nation-state movement, told voters that “now is the time for the GOP” to unite behind Donald Trump’s realignment of the Republican Party, and “embrace this opportunity to win working Americans on a platform of rising wages, American jobs, and the national interest.”

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump separated himself from rival Ohio Gov. John Kasich during his morning and afternoon campaign rallies in Ohio on trade, specifically the Trans Pacific Partnership.

Republicans blamed Donald Trump for violence and escalating tension at his campaign events, driving rivals Marco Rubio and John Kasich to say they were no longer sure they could support the GOP front-runner should he become the nominee.

VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) — Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and John Kasich suggested Saturday they may not support Donald Trump if he becomes the GOP nominee, as violence at the front-runner’s rallies deepened the party’s chaotic chasm.

Friday in Florida Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) said the best way to defeat Donald Trump is to vote for Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) in Ohio and support him in Florida. Rubio said, “If a voter in Ohio

One of the overlooked moments (and understandably so) of last night’s Republican candidate debate was the moment Gov. John Kasich told the audience that he would have liked to see Turkey joining the European Union (EU). https://twitter.com/mrctv/status/708125320751222785?lang=en Gov. Kasich, who

Sen. Marco Rubio is pressing his unlikely campaign to stop Donald Trump at all costs, even suggesting that his supporters might support Ohio Governor John Kasich to keep the controversial billionaire presidential candidate from earning enough delegates.

Veteran pollster Pat Caddell warned that Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s vote for the North American Free Trade Agreement during his tenure in Congress could cost him both his approval rating as governor and the critical state primary.

What happened? As soon as reporters lined up in their assigned CNN debate watching stations, it was clear that something was different about the tone of the event. The candidates were appreciative of the change in tone, praising CNN’s approach in the post-debate interviews.

Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee, if tonight’s debate mattered at all.

John Kasich attempted to dismiss his prior condescending statements toward parents’ grassroots groups in his home state of Ohio when CNN debate moderator Jake Tapper asked him about his view of the Common Core standards. “You have called opposition to

Columnist Charles Krauthammer stated that the CNN Republican debate in Miami “[T]he kind of thing that would have been needed, to slow down the Trump train, simply didn’t happen” and was one where he got the impression that ” the

Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) just picked up one of the biggest endorsements you can get in the state of Ohio. On Thursday, Kasich posted a video to his Twitter of Ohio State Head Football Coach Urban Meyer telling the Ohio governor

Donald Trump’s vote-totals were boosted March 8 by cultural evangelicals in Michigan, Mississippi, and Hawaii — but committed religious evangelicals helped Sen. Ted Cruz win Idaho.

A new Fox News poll of Ohio primary voters shows Ohio Governor John Kasich leading Donald Trump by five points, less than a week before the state’s winner-take-all primary.

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump called rival GOP presidential candidate Ohio Gov. John Kasich an “absentee governor” during his Wednesday-night campaign rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

Republican presidential candidate Ohio Governor John Kasich stated that he would use federal resources and Medicaid to ensure the working poor were covered after Obamacare was repealed and he would ensure people don’t lost insurance due to pre-existing conditions on

Republican presidential candidate Ohio Governor John Kasich stated that he would “suspend” the Iran nuclear deal and “put the sanctions back on” due to their recent missile launch during a town hall broadcast on Wednesday’s “On the Record” on the

Republican presidential candidate Ohio Governor John Kasich stated he would withhold “capital dollars” from colleges that had students “walking in there and walking around in circles for two or three years, not getting a degree, ringing up the debt, and

Wednesday on the campaign trail at a press conference, Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) urged the supporters of his opponents Gov. John Kasich and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) to unite with his candidacy because the current delegate count means

Donald Trump’s easy victories in Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii left his rivals with shrinking opportunities to slow his momentum in the Republican primaries and little indication that intense efforts to undermine his credibility are pushing voters away from the brash billionaire.

With nearly 40 percent of precincts reporting, Fox News called the Idaho Republican primary for Texas Senator Ted Cruz, a surprise win because the sparse polling of the state’s voters predicted that real estate developer Donald Trump was leading.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has won the Idaho Republican Primary, multiple networks are now projecting.

Donald Trump has added Mississippi to his growing list of primary wins, beating Texas Senator Ted Cruz to take the state. Fox News called the state for the real estate mogul at around 8:30 PM. Mississippi is a winner take all

A new 20,000-voter straw poll by the Senate Conservatives Fund shows Sen. Ted Cruz out in front of the other 2016 candidates with 65 per cent of the vote.

Michigan has one of the largest Muslim populations of any state, yet 6 out of 10 Republicans in the state favored a temporary ban on Muslim visitors to the United States, according to early exit poll results from CNN.

Presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz will hold a campaign rally in Sen. Marco Rubio’s hometown of Miami, Florida on Wednesday leading into 2016’s secondary Super Tuesday showdown and after opening up 10 new campaign offices in his opponent’s home state.

In 2000, Florida settled the presidential election with dangling chads. Now we’ve got a dangling Marco, as Senator Rubio looks destiny in the eye across the great GOP electoral shuffleboard court of the Sunshine State.

An ABC News/Washington Post poll shows Donald Trump leading the race to become the Republican nominee for President of the United States. However, if the field were to consolidate, the billionaire businessman would no longer be favored in a head-to-head situation, according to the survey.

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

Yes, the past always repeats itself. In our first installment, we saw how, in the 18th century, the English aristocracy went about clearing the peasants off of valuable land. To be sure, everything that the aristocrats did was legal — of course it was, because the gentry wrote the laws.

Monday in Michigan, Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is going to start touting the Clinton economy, but it is Republicans who deserve the credit. Kasich said, “You mark my words, Hillary Clinton in the fall

Disdain and outright fear of a Donald J. Trump presidency has changed Silicon Valley politics and is pushing more donations towards the Hillary Clinton camp, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. However, a number of leading tech executives have quietly conveyed their admiration for Trump and his campaign, especially his use of social media.

Monmouth University is out with a new poll ahead of Michigan’s Republican primary contest tomorrow. It shows Donald Trump maintains a solid lead in that state.

There is no shortage of news stories touting the splits within each party. But when it comes to energy issues, each party is already unified—though in different ways.

Action movie star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger officially endorsed Ohio Gov. John Kasich for president on Sunday.