Donald Trump

Published
June 19, 2016

Alan Caron: Don’t let Donald Trump ruin your summer

Right now, Republicans have more to worry about than Democrats.
Published
June 18, 2016

Facing deficit in polls, Trump position sinking

National polls show low favorability, party leaders' support is not coalescing and fundraising is slow.
Published
June 18, 2016

Democrats planning a summer of brutal attacks on Donald Trump

Hillary Clinton and her Democratic allies have invested at least $27 million in commercials in crucial states such as Ohio, Florida and Nevada over the next six weeks.
Published
June 18, 2016

Commentary: One of the last ducktails left in captivity is running for president

If the Republican Party nominates Donald Trump, the only greatness he knows about is himself.
Published
June 17, 2016

Sanders, yet to concede, says he’ll work for Trump’s defeat

Sanders said that while it is "no secret" that he and Clinton have "strong disagreements on some very important issues," it was "also true that our views are quite close on others."
Published
June 17, 2016

Charles Krauthammer: Donald Trump is running as Donald Trump – big surprise!

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee isn't going to adjust his positions and tactics to suit a broader electorate.
Published
June 16, 2016

Dana Milbank: Media should turn the tables on mistreatment by Trump

Refusing to cover his rallies, banned or not, and checking his facts in real time would end the free publicity.
Published
June 16, 2016

Letter to the editor: Act of violence should not condemn entire faith

In all the discussion of last weekend’s deadly shooting in Orlando, much has been made of the shooter’s purported religious affiliation, and once again, Donald Trump has renewed calls to ban all Muslims from the country. Apart from being racist, illegal, impractical and ultimately ineffective (since the Orlando shooter was a U.S. citizen who was […]
Published
June 16, 2016

Trump, Republicans show new flexibility on gun control laws

The political tide might be shifting on an issue that has sharply divided Americans for years, and if it happens, a battle is inevitable.
Published
June 15, 2016

Poll: Number of Americans who view Republican Party favorably sinks to 32 percent

In contrast, the Democratic Party is seen favorably by 49 percent, according to the latest Bloomberg Politics national poll.