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Vivek Ramaswamy Shows "Nikki=Corrupt" Placard At 4th Republican Debate
Indian-American Vivek Ramaswamy sought to halt former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley's gaining momentum in the fourth Republican Presidential Debate today.
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US Veep Kamala Harris, A Democrat, Calls All Republicans "Extremists"
Describing the Republican presidential candidates as "extremists", Vice President Kamala Harris has said that the participants at the party's maiden primary debate laid out an agenda that makes the country less fair, less free and less safe.
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Donald Trump 'Surprised' By House Speaker's Refusal To Back Him
Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, said today he was surprised by the US House speaker's refusal to back his bid for the White House and that the two will meet next week.
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Donald Trump in the Crosshairs at US Republican Presidential Debate
Donald Trump may have a big target on his back at the second debate of Republican US presidential candidates on Wednesday as his rivals seek to make up ground they have lost to the front-running billionaire with a flair for bomb-throwing rhetoric.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Shows "Nikki=Corrupt" Placard At 4th Republican Debate
Indian-American Vivek Ramaswamy sought to halt former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley's gaining momentum in the fourth Republican Presidential Debate today.
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US Veep Kamala Harris, A Democrat, Calls All Republicans "Extremists"
Describing the Republican presidential candidates as "extremists", Vice President Kamala Harris has said that the participants at the party's maiden primary debate laid out an agenda that makes the country less fair, less free and less safe.
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Donald Trump 'Surprised' By House Speaker's Refusal To Back Him
Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, said today he was surprised by the US House speaker's refusal to back his bid for the White House and that the two will meet next week.
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Donald Trump in the Crosshairs at US Republican Presidential Debate
Donald Trump may have a big target on his back at the second debate of Republican US presidential candidates on Wednesday as his rivals seek to make up ground they have lost to the front-running billionaire with a flair for bomb-throwing rhetoric.
