Donald Trump’s 10-point speech on immigration drew a steady chorus of groans and laughter from a watch party of about 40 people inside the Las Vegas offices of For Nevada’s Future, a progressive political group.
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The first Nevadans for Background Checks TV ad promoting the state ballot initiative proposing to expand firearm background checks to private-party sales and transfers was launched Tuesday.
Nevada is the most diverse battleground state. On paper, it should be secure for Democrats. But there are enough people like Russ Wheeler, still rattled by the recession and frustrated about other things, to make it one of Trump’s best swing states.
Hillary Clinton returned to Northern Nevada on Thursday and called out Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for promoting what she called a disturbing “alt-right” agenda that promotes hate and divisiveness.
Bernie Sanders wants his political revolution to continue. So about 100 people who showed up at a Las Vegas area watch party for the launch of Our Revolution, an outgrowth of Sanders’ campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Donald Trump’s new line on immigration — “fair, but firm” — is leaving both Republicans and Democrats with the same question: Is the famously hard-line GOP nominee softening his approach?
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell over the weekend dismissed reports that Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton told federal investigators that it was at his suggestion that she used a personal email account, according to a media report.
Republican Donald Trump insists that he’s not flip-flopping when it comes to his proposal to deport the estimated 11 million people living in the United States illegally — even though his new campaign manager now says his stance is “to be determined.”
Paul Manafort resigned as chairman of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign on Friday, Trump said, days after the Republican candidate effectively demoted him in a leadership shakeup aimed at boosting his struggling White House bid.
Republican Donald Trump announced a shakeup of his campaign leadership Wednesday, the latest sign of tumult in his bid for the White House as his poll numbers slip and only 82 days remain before the election.