Who won and lost the debate? Share of likely Republican primary voters who watched the debate who said each candidate performed the best and worst in the debate A plurality (34 percent) of likely Republican voters who watched the debate agreed that Haley was the strongest performer, followed by...
Tim Scott of South Carolina all qualified for the Wednesday debate, the Republican National Committee said in a statement. Notably absent are former Vice President Mike Pence, who recently suspended his campaign, and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, who participated in the two previous debates but...
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Who's moderating the debate? Stuart Varney and Dana Perino, of Fox News, will moderate the debate, with Univision's Ilia Calderón. Does Trump plan to attend? Former President Donald Trump announced will skip the second Republican primary debateto deliver a competing address the same night in ...
An entire day is one of the rarest commodities left for either campaign down the homestretch. There aren’t many left. We ask ourselves every night: Who won the day? Now we’ll tell you — every day. Last night, it wasHarris.
Trump won the day because he’s still in a margin-of-error election — after a week filled with talk of “garbage,” grievances and hell.
He has an empire of success to point to in both the public and private squares. Cons: Having originally run for mayor as a Republican, Bloomberg considered previous presidential runs as an independent, including in 2020 when he criticized President Barack Obama’s economic policies. It was only...
Oller, the doctor, said she has patients who are “terrified” they won’t be able to access care and she’s worried that enactment of a law against gender-affirming care could force her to leave her small town. But she als...
Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina has qualified for the first debate, according to his campaign. He has also signed the RNC's loyalty pledge, according to a copy of the pledge shared with CBS News. Scott, the only Black Republican in the Senate, has sought to pitch what he describes...