Why more members of the Republican establishment aren’t attacking Trump
The part of the Republican establishment that is anti-Donald Trump should make him earn the nomination.
Cyndy Brucato has a three-decade career as a journalist and political strategist.
The part of the Republican establishment that is anti-Donald Trump should make him earn the nomination.
At an event Tuesday morning in Minneapolis, Marco Rubio stressed his unifying credentials.
Abeler defeated GOP party activist Andy Aplikowski, 61 to 39 percent, and will now face DFL candidate Roger Johnson in a special election.
Hinderaker succeeds Mitch Pearlstein, who founded the Minnesota-based think tank 25 years ago.
“There’s a point at which … it doesn’t make a lot of sense for us to call everybody back in for a one day special session,” the speaker told a gathering of Republican seniors.
In a December straw poll, Rubio placed a distant second to Ted Cruz. But Rubio’s supporters contend that he holds a competitive position among caucus goers in Minnesota.
The senator from Texas drew 500-plus supporters to St. Paul’s Harriet Island Pavilion on Thursday night.
“People are scared that the America they knew is disappearing,” said RNC National Committeewoman Janet Beihoffer.
Erhardt seems genuinely puzzled by Edelson’s challenge: “I’m doing good things and I’m a good person,” he said.
The poll provides a starting point, helping campaigns decide whether a candidate still has a shot or has settled so far down in the pecking order that it’s even worth campaigning here.
Extreme comments by the Second Congressional District GOP candidate — coupled with his previous work as a Democratic operative — have prompted suspicions that he is not a Republican at all.
The five candidates five candidates didn’t differ much on their approach to federal policy.
On Saturday, District 35 Republicans endorsed Andy Aplikowski, setting up a January 12 primary between the longtime GOP activist and former state Rep. Jim Abeler.
The U.S. senator from Kentucky used his speech to about 200 people, mostly students, to stoke concerns about privacy.
In an interview, Paul explained his appeal to students in a single phrase: “phone warrants.”
Roger Johnson will almost assuredly get the DFL endorsement in Minnesota Senate District 35. Whether he gets any votes is another matter.
The media was the message for the crowd, which gathered at a Bloomington bar to watch the the third Republican presidential candidate debate.
Cruz’s pursuit of evangelicals is about tactics, not principles.
Or why several presidential campaigns really want to talk to former House Minority Leader Marty Seifert.
It was the depiction Ted Cruz’s personality — brash, extremely conservative, and unapologetic — by his father that made an impression Monday.
By Cyndy Brucato
Jan. 27, 2016