Simon Maloy (page 18)

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Trey Gowdy

The Benghazi slow-walk: How to drag out an investigation for maximum political impact Simon Maloy

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump reads the lyrics of Al Wilson's song

GOP's Trump delusion: Now that they've finally accepted the frontrunner, party elites are indulging in absurd false optimism Simon Maloy

Barack Obama, Paul Ryan

Paul Ryan's health care fraud: The speaker previews the GOP's lousy Obamacare replacement Simon Maloy

Carly Fiorina stumbling already: Her lame explanation for her prior attacks on Ted Cruz is just pathetic Simon Maloy

Carly Fiorina, Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz's VP sham: He picked Carly Fiorina as running mate for all the wrong reasons Simon Maloy

Donald Trump

Trump's foreign policy nonsense: An incoherent mess that closely tracks the GOP mainstream Simon Maloy

Carly Fiorina, Ted Cruz

Carly Fiorina for Cruz VP? The former tech CEO would be a disastrous running mate Simon Maloy

Mark Zuckerberg

Down with the "Innovation Party": Politico's former CEO makes a political pitch tailored for the rich — including Mark Zuckerberg running for prez Simon Maloy

John Kasich, Ted Cruz

The Cruz-Kasich pseudo-alliance: The non-Trumps reluctantly enter into a weird pact filled with obstacles Simon Maloy

Jim Webb

Jim Webb's sad Andrew Jackson apologia: Pining for the bad old days of Democratic politics Simon Maloy

Bruce Bartlett, Donald Trump

"Complete and total destruction of the Republican Party": Former Reagan official Bruce Bartlett on why he backs Trump Simon Maloy

Donald Trump

Donald Trump's "magic" thinking: His campaign's insane general election optimism about states they can't possibly win Simon Maloy

Paul Ryan

Leaving immigration to Trump: Paul Ryan and the House GOP's policy agenda has a conspicuous, politically risky omission Simon Maloy

Donald Trump

Want to get a sense of how screwed the Republican Party is for 2016? Read the Wall Street Journal editorial page Simon Maloy

Ted Cruz, Donald Trump

Trump has a reason to feel great again: The GOP nominating contest shifts to his turf — and the delegate goal is well within reach Simon Maloy

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