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WASHINGTON (AP) — There often comes a time in modern presidential campaigns when the last bit of drama has been drained out of a party nomination fight and the crowning of the eventual standard-bearer seems like a foregone conclusion. But we’re not there yet.
Former President Donald Trump may currently be relentlessly attacking his Republican 2024 presidential primary rival Nikki Haley.
Far-right Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s interview with former Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon was on Tuesday hijacked by a man with a… *checks notes*… unicorn mask.
A sweep of the first two nominating contests on the 2024 primary season left Donald Trump in a strong position to seize the Republican party nomination, and made a rematch with Joe Biden even more inevitable.
Can we stop pretending now? After weeks of speculating by the media that perhaps Nikki Haley might eke out a win in New Hampshire – or at least lose by a percentage small enough to make continuing in the race reasonable – she lost by a wide margin.
Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley says that the party’s primary race is “far from over” despite another defeat to Donald Trump.
President Joe Biden won the New Hampshire Democratic primary, despite his name not appearing on the state’s presidential primary ballot.
In the days after the attack on the US Capitol, former president Donald Trump seemed on the verge of becoming a politician in exile.