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GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump scored a surprisingly easy victory over fellow candidate Ted Cruz in Tuesday night’s Indiana Republican primary, forcing the Texas senator to suspend his campaign. Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee reacts to the news on Fox News’ “The Sean Hannity Show,” opining that Trump will defeat Democrat presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton in November’s general election.
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In yet another questionable move to sabotage Donald Trump’s march to the GOP presidential nomination, fellow candidates Ted Cruz and John Kasich have joined forces. Fox News’ Martha MacCallum reports, “Kasich will pull out of Indiana to give Cruz a clear path. While Cruz will pave the way for Kasich in Oregon and New Mexico.” As you would expect, The Donald blasted the new strategy, calling it “collusion and desperation.” Learn more from MacCallum and co-host Bill Hemmer in this episode of “America’s Newsroom.”
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Political pundits across the board have concluded that Hillary Clinton will be the Democrat nominee, provided she isn’t indicted before the November general election. So which GOP candidate would be better suited to face her? Dick Morris throws his two cents in, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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The wild and woolly 11th GOP presidential debate went to John Kasich and Ted Cruz, opines political commentator Dick Morris. “Cruz gave a whole host of answers that, I thought, were substantive and very presidential,” he said. “Probably the most presidential was Kasich, though I do get bored hearing about Ohio.” Listen to his entire analysis in the Friday edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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As voters scurry to their voting precincts on this Super Tuesday, the latest polls show Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton firmly in control of their their political destinies. In the GOP race, Trump leads in 9 of 11 polls, while challenger Ted Cruz is tops in Texas and Arkansas. The Democrat race appears to be more one-sided, with Clinton holding huge margins in most of the 11 primary and caucus states, save for the Northeast, where Bernie Sanders leads in his home state of Vermont and in Massachusetts. Host John Phillips breaks down the latest numbers in this edition of “Poll Position” on PJTV.
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“President Obama recently said he would not seek a third term even if the law allowed it,” Jodi Miller reports. “Legal experts say it’s the first law Obama has ever agreed to obey.” In this edition of NewsBusted, Miller also takes aim at Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, Martin O’Malley, Clinton’s e-mails and Jennifer Lopez.
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GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson isn’t mincing words. He says Ted Cruz cheated on his way to winning the Iowa caucuses. Carson contends that Cruz’s campaign staff incorrectly and purposely spread the word to Iowa caucus voters that the good doctor had or was planning on suspending his campaign.
“There has never been a more tainted victory in the Iowa caucuses,” said Jason Osborne, senior communications strategist for Ben Carson for America. “From the mailing denounced by the Iowa Secretary of State to his abject lies about Dr. Ben Carson, Senator Ted Cruz demonstrated he is the worst kind of Washington insider.” Carson details Cruz’s missteps on Fox News’ Fox & Friends.
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If it’s Intellectual Froglegs, you can be assured that Joe Dan Gorman is pummeling liberals. In this edition, Gorman chastises the lamestream media for dissing the candidacy of rising star Dr. Ben Carson, takes on the climate change fanatics and unabashedly reasserts, “I’m on the Trump Train.” Says Gorman, “I believe the man’s sincere and he clearly loves America. And you know what, the man tells the truth. It might come out clunky or socially insensitive, but you know he’s telling the truth.”
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“The U.S. Military will now charge Beau Bergdahl with desertion,” Jodi Miller reports. “This is a big disappointment to President Obama. He was just about to award Bergdahl with the Medal of Honor.” Miller also zooms in on Harry Reid, Ted Cruz, Jen Psaki, Starbucks, the Census Bureau and Elton John in this edition of NewsBusted.
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