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The Working Families Party has pushed the political debate to the left in the states where it’s already active. Now—in the era of Occupy and Bernie Sanders—it’s ready to take that fight nationwide.
The Florida senator has released a new campaign ad that’s all about salvation—but sheds little light on his policies.
The Democratic frontrunner is launching an attack on a core Sanders issue, arguing that he’s soft on the “shadow banks” that wrecked the economy.
The former New Mexico governor hopes to be the Libertarian Party’s nominee, but is realistic about his prospects in the fall.
Although there has been no independent confirmation of the test, there is skepticism and condemnation of the claim.
In the 1980s, the real-estate developer stepped out onto the national stage—and in interviews with the press, showed a different side of his personality.
In a speech on Tuesday, he said that there's a "special place in the Seventh Circle of Hell for those who charged people usurious interest rates."
The Republican candidate will reportedly spend $2 million per week as the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary approach.
