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Indian-Americans Donated $46 Million To Democrats In 2020, Just $16 Million To Republicans: Study
Indian-Americans overwhelmingly favour Democratic candidates, contributing nearly three times more to their campaigns than to Republicans, a new study shows.
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Trump Was Once A Republican Party Outsider. How Tables Have Turned
Amy Kremer was an early tea party leader who supported Donald Trump for president in 2016. She ran for Congress from Georgia in 2017 and got less than 1% of the Republican primary vote.
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Nearly 58 Million Watch Vice Presidential Debate, Big Jump From 2016
US Vice President Mike Pence's debate with Democrat Kamala Harris attracted 57.9 million TV viewers, the second-highest audience ever for a matchup between vice presidential candidates, according to Nielsen data released on Thursday.
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Trump Campaign Wanted Updates On WikiLeaks On Hilary Clinton: Ex-Official
US President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign was keen to keep abreast of the release of emails potentially damaging to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, reaching all the way to Trump, the Republican's former deputy campaign chairman testified in court on Tuesday.
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Tulsi Gabbard Calls Hillary Clinton "Queen Of Warmongers" Over Russia Remark
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard on Friday slammed Hillary Clinton as "queen of warmongers" after the former US Secretary of State alleged that the Democratic election hopeful was being "groomed" by the Russians as the third-party candidate for the 2020 presidential elections.
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A Computer Server Haunted Clinton In 2016. Now It May Be Trump's Turn
As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump repeatedly attacked his Democratic adversary Hillary Clinton in 2016 over her use of a private computer server for official emails when she was U.S. secretary of state.
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Donald Trump Blames China For Hacking Hillary Clinton's Emails
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Twitter early on Wednesday China hacked the emails of 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton but did not offer any evidence or further information.
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The Rise Of 'Putin's Chef,' The Russian Oligarch Accused Of Manipulating US Election
The Justice Department's special counsel Friday indicted a group of Russian internet trolls, accusing them of running a yearslong scheme to illegally meddle with the 2016 presidential election by using social media to bolster then-Republican candidate Donald Trump's chance at winning and hurt that of Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton Blames Election Loss On Sexism And 'Double Standards' During UK Book Tour
Former U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton blamed her 2016 election loss to Donald Trump on sexism and the "double standards" women are held to in public life during a promotional tour for her new memoir in Britain on Sunday.
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Defeated US Candidate Hillary Clinton Says: "Fight For Our Values"
Defeated Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called on Wednesday for a renewed fight for a more-inclusive United States despite disappointment over an election loss that laid bare national divisions.
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Indian-Americans Donated $46 Million To Democrats In 2020, Just $16 Million To Republicans: Study
Indian-Americans overwhelmingly favour Democratic candidates, contributing nearly three times more to their campaigns than to Republicans, a new study shows.
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Trump Was Once A Republican Party Outsider. How Tables Have Turned
Amy Kremer was an early tea party leader who supported Donald Trump for president in 2016. She ran for Congress from Georgia in 2017 and got less than 1% of the Republican primary vote.
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Nearly 58 Million Watch Vice Presidential Debate, Big Jump From 2016
US Vice President Mike Pence's debate with Democrat Kamala Harris attracted 57.9 million TV viewers, the second-highest audience ever for a matchup between vice presidential candidates, according to Nielsen data released on Thursday.
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Trump Campaign Wanted Updates On WikiLeaks On Hilary Clinton: Ex-Official
US President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign was keen to keep abreast of the release of emails potentially damaging to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, reaching all the way to Trump, the Republican's former deputy campaign chairman testified in court on Tuesday.
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Tulsi Gabbard Calls Hillary Clinton "Queen Of Warmongers" Over Russia Remark
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard on Friday slammed Hillary Clinton as "queen of warmongers" after the former US Secretary of State alleged that the Democratic election hopeful was being "groomed" by the Russians as the third-party candidate for the 2020 presidential elections.
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A Computer Server Haunted Clinton In 2016. Now It May Be Trump's Turn
As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump repeatedly attacked his Democratic adversary Hillary Clinton in 2016 over her use of a private computer server for official emails when she was U.S. secretary of state.
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Donald Trump Blames China For Hacking Hillary Clinton's Emails
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Twitter early on Wednesday China hacked the emails of 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton but did not offer any evidence or further information.
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The Rise Of 'Putin's Chef,' The Russian Oligarch Accused Of Manipulating US Election
The Justice Department's special counsel Friday indicted a group of Russian internet trolls, accusing them of running a yearslong scheme to illegally meddle with the 2016 presidential election by using social media to bolster then-Republican candidate Donald Trump's chance at winning and hurt that of Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton Blames Election Loss On Sexism And 'Double Standards' During UK Book Tour
Former U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton blamed her 2016 election loss to Donald Trump on sexism and the "double standards" women are held to in public life during a promotional tour for her new memoir in Britain on Sunday.
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Defeated US Candidate Hillary Clinton Says: "Fight For Our Values"
Defeated Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called on Wednesday for a renewed fight for a more-inclusive United States despite disappointment over an election loss that laid bare national divisions.
