Dallas or Cleveland to host 2016 GOP convention finalists
The Republican National Committee named Dallas and Cleveland as final host candidates for the 2016 Republican National Convention, eliminating Denver and Kansas City. Officials aim to choose by summer with costs seen at 55 to 60 million dollars. Dallas benefits from strong donor networks tied to the Bush family and oil interests.
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Tea Party’s spending outpaces losses in GOP primaries
Tea Party aligned groups spent almost $7.2 million in Mississippi and elsewhere to back insurgent conservatives against GOP incumbents. The effort aimed to shift the party right amid battles to unseat Thad Cochran and boost McDaniel, with Club for Growth leading spending and messaging against Cochran.
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