Voters made their picks in Arizona, Utah and, for Democrats, Idaho on Tuesday night. Some people won. Others lost. My choices for both are below. Donald Trump: Arizona was the big prize of the night, the third-biggest winner-take-all state on the map, with 58 delegates.Source: Winners and losers from the Arizona, Utah and Idaho votes...
Today, nearly 1,050 days since the start of the IRS scandal triggered by allegations that the IRS unlawfully and unethically targeted tea party and other conservative organizations for special scrutiny, the litigation continues.Source: Sixth Circuit loses patience with the IRS...
Joshua A. Douglas University of Kentucky - College of Law March 21, 2016 Kentucky Law Journal, Vol.Source: A Pivotal Moment for Election Law...
The prospect of a Donald J. Trump nomination is accomplishing what a diverse and talented field of Republican presidential contenders could not: uniting the party’s big-money donor establishment.Source: Donald Trump Is Finally Uniting Top Republican Donors — Against Him...
Speaker Paul RyanPaul RyanPentagon chief: Obama wants to defeat ISIS by end of his term Pelosi calls on Ryan to delay Easter recess Editor of top US Jewish newspaper: Boycott Trump at AIPAC MORE (R-Wis.Source: Contested convention is looking more likely, says Speaker Ryan...
The four GOP presidential campaigns are quietly preparing for a battle over an obscure rule-making committee that could control the balance of power in a contested Republican National Convention in July.Source: How an obscure committee could decide the GOP nomination...
Top Republicans will try to force more transparency at the party’s national convention in July, aiming to scrap their 1,500-page rule book in favor of simpler procedures that they hope will head off arcane maneuvers designed to deny Donald Trump the presidential nomination.Source: RNC weighs scrapping convention rule book to head off anti-Trump maneuvers...
California's primary amounts to 54 separate races on a single day — one in every congressional district across the sprawling, diverse state, and one statewide. The winner in each district collects three delegates; then, the candidate who gets the largest number of votes statewide claims a bonus of 13 more.That means a solidly Democratic district covering the heavily Hispanic neighborhoods...
There’s a story being told about the 2016 presidential race that says big money in politics no longer matters all that much.Source: How to Fight Big Money in 2016 and Beyond...
More stories about Fatigue, Fracture mechanics, Stricken, Le Normand-class frigate, SenateSource: Megadonors stricken with presidential fatigue?...
