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on February 10, 2016 in World News

How Donald Trump Could Become President

by Peter Morici Convincing victories by political outsiders in New Hampshire demonstrate without doubt most voters are disgusted with both political parties. The electorate will probably make one of them—more likely Donald Trump—the next Commander in Chief. Since 1976, just one candidate from either party has not won in both  Iowa and New Hampshire (Bill Clinton in 1992) and still won his party’s nomination. While history clearly is not determinative, it can hardly be ignored. On the Republican side, Trump won by a compelling margin in the Granite State over Iowa winner Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)—35 to 12 percent—because he did well among… View Article

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on February 10, 2016 in World News

Twilight of the Gods: New Hampshire Voters Reject Clinton , Bush Dynasties in Epic Defeats

by Ben Shapiro On Tuesday night, the establishment of both parties got hammered. On the Democratic side of the aisle, the most establishment candidate in American history, Hillary Rodham Clinton, got demolished by a 74-year-old loonbag socialist – she’s currently losing by more than 20 points in the state that saved her campaign in 2008, and a state she led by 56 points one year ago. Hillary lost among voters of every age group up to 65 and over; she got cleaned by an 85 percent to 14 percent margin among young voters. She lost with every income bracket except… View Article

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on February 10, 2016 in World News

Donald Trump And Ted Cruz Driving GOP ‘Realignment’

by Dan Riehl Bloomberg News reporter Joshua Green joined Breitbart News daily host Stephen K. Bannon today to discuss the 2016 elections and also an item he recently penned for Bloomberg News on so called “realignment elections.” The article is an insightful look into the dynamics that very much appear to be impacting the 2016 Republican presidential primary. It’s easy to view this year’s Republican primary as a cult of personality and no more—the rise and fall of a colorful billionaire who stars in the greatest reality show on television. But what’s happening is much broader than Trump and Cruz…. View Article

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