While recent transition teams have enlisted hundreds people, Trump’s has only a handful and his entire campaign lists only about 70 people on the payroll.
Election 2016
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Trump on Democratic convention: ‘I wanted to hit a couple of those speakers so hard’
He jokingly says the only thing that stopped him from attacking the speakers was a ‘highly respected governor.’
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M.D. Harmon: Clinton’s credibility plunging down a bottomless shaft
And hapless Debbie Wasserman Schultz gets tossed under the bus.
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Charles Krauthammer: Democratic nominee looking more and more like small change
What once seemed a sure bet for Hillary Clinton now could be a coin flip.
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Another View: Trump’s cozying up to Putin deserves Republican outcry
Hillary Clinton’s handling of her email deserves debate – but bringing Russia into that debate is going too far.
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Maine’s delegation in Congress criticizes Trump statements on email hacking
Most of Maine’s members of Congress, or their representatives, call the statement ‘unwise,’ ‘reckless’ or ‘irresponsible.’
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Hillary Clinton accepts nomination with ‘boundless confidence’ in America
She acknowledges that ‘some people just don’t know what to make of me,’ and now has just over three months to overcome Donald Trump’s visceral connection with some voters.
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Maine delegates praise Hillary Clinton as the right candidate to lead the country
The Democratic nominee delivers a fiery speech painting an optimistic vision for the nation that her supporters see in stark contrast to the ‘Trump apocalypse.’
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Hillary Clinton makes her case for the presidency
She’ll speak to the Democratic National Convention, but her real audience will be millions of voters who may welcome her expertise but question her character.
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Trump’s Russia hacking comments ‘act of treason,’ New Jersey senator says
Bob Menendez was the ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee before stepping down last year after he was indicted on corruption charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty.