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9/11 Conspiracy To H-1B Visa Remarks: 5 Controversial V Ramaswamy Moments
Indian-American millionaire Vivek Ramaswamy, who sought to disrupt the 2024 presidential race, announced today that he would be suspending his campaign and endorsing Donald Trump after finishing a distant fourth in the Iowa caucuses.
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Marco Rubio Becomes Early Hope For Mainstream US Republicans
US Senator Marco Rubio, emerging from the first presidential nominating contest in Iowa as the leading Republican mainstream contender, portrayed himself in New Hampshire on Tuesday as the party's best hope to recapture the White House.
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'Tinge' Of Sadness Over Losing Iowa: Donald Trump
Donald Trump, the New York businessman seeking the Republican U.S. presidential nomination, said on Tuesday he felt "a tinge" of disappointment after losing to Texas Senator Ted Cruz in the Iowa caucuses.
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Ted Cruz Bests Donald Trump In Iowa Race, Hillary Clinton Edges Out Bernie Sanders
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz soundly defeated billionaire Donald Trump in Iowa's Republican nominating contest on Monday, upending the party's presidential race and creating a three-way competition with establishment candidate Senator Marco Rubio.
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Trump Elsewhere, The GOP Debate Goes On
Fox News Channel accused Donald Trump of asking the network for a $5 million donation as a "quid pro quo" in return for Trump's promise to appear in Thursday night's Republican debate, as an extraordinary feud between the right's best-known media platform and the Republican party's presidential front-runner overshadowed the last debate before the I...
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Trump Pulls Out Of Debate, Says Fox Won't Make Money without Him
US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump withdrew on Tuesday from a debate with party rivals this week out of anger at host Fox News, leaving the last encounter before Iowa's pivotal nominating contest without the front-runner.
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Indian-Origin US Presidential Candidate Bobby Jindal Gains Ground in Iowa: Poll
Indian-origin US presidential aspirant Bobby Jindal has gained ground in the key battleground of Iowa, according to a new poll that put him on the fifth spot in the state among 17 Republicans vying for the party's nomination.
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For Some Republicans, a Trump Victory Looks Increasingly Possible
Four years ago, only one Republican candidate was consistently hitting the same kind of polling heights among the presidential field that real estate mogul Donald Trump is reaching now. His name was Mitt Romney.
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Indian-American elected for top Republican post in Iowa
Indian-American businessman Gopal T K Krishna has been elected as the co-chair of the Republican Party in the US state of Iowa.
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Santorum sweeps Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri in Republican primary
The Republican Party chairman in Colorado has declared Rick Santorum the winner in the state's caucuses in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. The victories were Santorum's first since his slim win in the Iowa causes early in January. Tuesday's outcome raises fresh questions about Romney's ability to attract conservative voters ...
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9/11 Conspiracy To H-1B Visa Remarks: 5 Controversial V Ramaswamy Moments
Indian-American millionaire Vivek Ramaswamy, who sought to disrupt the 2024 presidential race, announced today that he would be suspending his campaign and endorsing Donald Trump after finishing a distant fourth in the Iowa caucuses.
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Marco Rubio Becomes Early Hope For Mainstream US Republicans
US Senator Marco Rubio, emerging from the first presidential nominating contest in Iowa as the leading Republican mainstream contender, portrayed himself in New Hampshire on Tuesday as the party's best hope to recapture the White House.
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'Tinge' Of Sadness Over Losing Iowa: Donald Trump
Donald Trump, the New York businessman seeking the Republican U.S. presidential nomination, said on Tuesday he felt "a tinge" of disappointment after losing to Texas Senator Ted Cruz in the Iowa caucuses.
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Ted Cruz Bests Donald Trump In Iowa Race, Hillary Clinton Edges Out Bernie Sanders
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz soundly defeated billionaire Donald Trump in Iowa's Republican nominating contest on Monday, upending the party's presidential race and creating a three-way competition with establishment candidate Senator Marco Rubio.
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Trump Elsewhere, The GOP Debate Goes On
Fox News Channel accused Donald Trump of asking the network for a $5 million donation as a "quid pro quo" in return for Trump's promise to appear in Thursday night's Republican debate, as an extraordinary feud between the right's best-known media platform and the Republican party's presidential front-runner overshadowed the last debate before the I...
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Trump Pulls Out Of Debate, Says Fox Won't Make Money without Him
US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump withdrew on Tuesday from a debate with party rivals this week out of anger at host Fox News, leaving the last encounter before Iowa's pivotal nominating contest without the front-runner.
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Indian-Origin US Presidential Candidate Bobby Jindal Gains Ground in Iowa: Poll
Indian-origin US presidential aspirant Bobby Jindal has gained ground in the key battleground of Iowa, according to a new poll that put him on the fifth spot in the state among 17 Republicans vying for the party's nomination.
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For Some Republicans, a Trump Victory Looks Increasingly Possible
Four years ago, only one Republican candidate was consistently hitting the same kind of polling heights among the presidential field that real estate mogul Donald Trump is reaching now. His name was Mitt Romney.
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Indian-American elected for top Republican post in Iowa
Indian-American businessman Gopal T K Krishna has been elected as the co-chair of the Republican Party in the US state of Iowa.
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Santorum sweeps Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri in Republican primary
The Republican Party chairman in Colorado has declared Rick Santorum the winner in the state's caucuses in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. The victories were Santorum's first since his slim win in the Iowa causes early in January. Tuesday's outcome raises fresh questions about Romney's ability to attract conservative voters ...
