Immigration clash dominates opening debate between Clinton and Sanders
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders sparred over immigration in the opening debate amid Sanders’ Michigan win. They vowed not to deport children and backed a path to citizenship while trading lines on past votes and positions. Clinton accused Sanders of siding with the Minutemen. Sanders defended his record and challenged Clinton’s portrayal of his stance. They also debated deterring risky journeys by Central American migrants and touched on Trump’s racism toward immigrants. Clinton defended her email practices while defending government classification decisions.
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Trump reaches out to GOP establishment amid wary party
Trump moves to mend fences with House Speaker Paul Ryan after recent wins in Republican contests. He calls their talks “smart and conciliatory” and says he and Ryan respect each other. Senate Leader McConnell backs engagement as Ryan aims to chart a conservative policy course for a potential Republican president.
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Carly Fiorina, former Hewlett Packard CEO and 2016 Republican presidential hopeful, endorses Ted Cruz. She cites his defense of constitutional rights and promises to mirror his stance as president. Fiorina previously ran against Barbara Boxer in 2010 and exited the 2016 race after New Hampshire.
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Grassley to move forward as normal amid partisan fight
Grassley says he will proceed as normal despite a partisan clash over a Supreme Court nomination. Georgetown University survey ranks him as the fifth-most bipartisan senator, noting bipartisan Judiciary Committee work on 21 bills including an opioid measure likely to pass nearly unanimously. Grassley says Democrats chase points rather than results and he plans to get work done, reserving judgment on any Trump appointee until nominated.
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