This week, Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump agreed to an interview, so we caught up with him on the road in Ft. Myers, Florida. Hillary Clinton, the nominee for Democrats, has declined my repeated interview requests, but if she changes […]
[Update: A commenter points out that the 16% difference actually amounts to 50% more Democrats than Republicans interviewed in the referenced poll] Clinton leads Trump by 8-points– in poll that interviewed 16% more Democrats The following is a media news analysis
Trump performs better among independents–Reuters/lpsos poll Read More »
At more than 60 hospitals across the U.S., thousands of patients have unwittingly been part of a study without being told– and one medical ethicist calls it among the worst violations of ethical rules he’s ever seen. The federally-backed study
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Where is the big money behind the presidential candidates coming from? Sunday on Full Measure we’ll dig into the campaign war chests of Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, and Republican Donald Trump. Who’s raised the most from individual donors?
It’s standard practice for surrogates to go after political opponents. But the attacker’s connections to the candidate aren’t always clear—or disclosed by the news media. [quote]6 seemingly-diverse Donald Trump critics linked to a handful of Hillary Clinton interests[/quote] [typography font=”Cantarell”
Some U.S. border towns have been infiltrated with Mexican drug cartel interests for so long it’s become a way of life. Sunday on Full Measure, we’ll continue our border reporting by visiting one such town. We’ll hear from longtime residents
Democrat Hillary Clinton won the Nevada Caucus with 53% of the vote (between two candidates vying). Republican Donald Trump won with 46% (among six candidates). But before the numbers are translated to percentages, they’re reported in raw votes and those
The following is a news analysis and commentary. As some reporters unequivocally declare Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to be “wrong” when he claimed thousands in New Jersey celebrated the Sept. 11, 2001 Islamic extremist terrorist attacks, I observe with more than
