Keller @ Large: Will Voters Elect Another 'Law And Order' Candidate?
It's a flashback to 1968, Donald Trump declaring himself the law and order candidate. But will that tactic work for him as well as it did for Richard Nixon?
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It's a flashback to 1968, Donald Trump declaring himself the law and order candidate. But will that tactic work for him as well as it did for Richard Nixon?
Hillary Clinton's campaign is making it official: Former Democratic rival Bernie Sanders will join her at a New Hampshire event on Tuesday where he plans to endorse her.
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Jon says he doesn't have much sympathy for corrupt public officials or for prosecutions that bend the law.
Donald Trump came to Boston Wednesday to raise some money for his presidential campaign and there were protesters waiting for him.
Now that both sides have had their say on Benghazi, what's the lasting lesson of that fiasco for us?
If and when the Trump campaign gets serious, they have material to work with.
Brown, who lost his 2012 Senate re-election bid to Warren, attacked the Democrat's past claim of having Native American ancestry.
It looks like a no-brainer for both Warren and Clinton. But please – no wagering.
