Trump Still Leads Republican Field in New National Poll
The Washington Post and ABC News show Donald Trump at 32 percent in a national GOP poll, with Ben Carson at 22 percent and Marco Rubio at 11 percent. Cruz 8 percent, Bush 6 percent, others under 4. The results follow a turbulent period and reflect ongoing momentum in early states.
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Conyers to announce run for 27th term in Congress
U S Rep John Conyers plans a 27th term bid with news conferences at 11 a.m. in Bedford Township and 2 p.m. in Detroit. The Detroit Democrat, 86, won his 26th term in 2014 after a long tenure since 1964.
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The veteran congressman has repeatedly won over 80 percent in his Democratic district and chaired the House Judiciary Committee. He is a founder of the Congressional Black Caucus and became the chamber’s longest-serving member after John Dingell’s 2014 retirement.
Trump keeps open independent bid and backs Muslim tracking
Donald Trump refused to rule out a 2016 independent bid and urged a database to track Muslims in the United States along with watch lists and enhanced checks. He defended leading polls amid Paris attacks, and repeated support for waterboarding and tougher measures on terrorism.
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Clinton builds robust Iowa ground game for 2016 race
In Dubuque and across eastern Iowa Hillary Clinton deploys a patient field operation with 6000 engaged activists, handwritten notes and door to door outreach. Rival Bernie Sanders tests the caucus system, while Martin O Malley remains a wildcard and voter enthusiasm varies ahead of the first nominating contest.
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