Perhaps the most notable thing about the self-described billionaire’s attempts to do business deals with Libya wasn’t that they were made. It’s that they failed.
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Sen. Collins urges Donald Trump to apologize for remarks about judge
In a CNN interview, Maine’s Republican senator calls out the outspoken candidate for a third straight day and urges him to act more presidential.
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Leonard Pitts: Allying oneself with a ‘noisy buffoon’ has been known to backfire
House Speaker Paul Ryan’s endorsement of Donald Trump echoes a 1933 strategy that led to disaster in Germany.
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Bill Nemitz: Sen. Collins, take a stand and disavow Donald Trump
The moderate Republican has a lot to lose by clinging to hope that the nightmare candidate will redeem himself.
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Trump to panicked Republican Party: ‘I will never, ever let you down’
He also made an appeal to Bernie Sanders’ supporters in a prime-time speech aimed primarily at uniting Republicans.
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Trump says comments about judge ‘misconstrued’
The presidential candidate says he is justified in questioning whether he is receiving a fair trial.
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Moderate Sen. Collins forced into balancing act on Trump candidacy
Maine’s Republican senator calls out her party’s candidate for offensive remarks but stops short of disavowing him, hoping he’ll change his ways.
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Ryan: Trump made ‘textbook definition of a racist comment’
The House Speaker last week endorsed the Republican presidential nominee.
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News guide: Why today’s 6 presidential primaries matter
What the primaries mean for Democratic and Republican presumptive nominees Clinton and Trump. And then there’s Bernie . . .
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Susan Collins calls Trump’s comments on judges ‘absolutely unacceptable’
Maine’s Republican senator criticizes her party’s presidential nominee after he questions whether jurists could treat him fairly because of their ethnicity or religion.