CLEVELAND — Slightly more than a year after announcing his run for president, billionaire Donald Trump takes the stage Thursday night to deliver what few thought would ever happen: His acceptance speech for the presidential nomination
CLEVELAND – Mike Pence gave his big speech at the Republican National Convention Wednesday night, but only three of the 16 other primetime speakers even mentioned Donald Trump’s running mate ahead of his address.The first mention of
“Thank you for that very generous welcome. And thank you, Callista. You know, she makes documentary films, and writes a best-selling children’s series on American history. In addition, she sings in the Basilica Choir, and plays the French
CLEVELAND — Ted Cruz was booed loudly during the closing stages of his convention speech as it became clear to the audience that he would refuse to endorse his rival Donald Trump.As Cruz sought to finish his speech without an endorsement, the
“Thank you, and God bless each and every one of you. Heidi and I are so honored to join you here in Cleveland, where Lebron James just led an incredible comeback victory. And I am convinced America is going to come back too.I want to
CLEVELAND — Just hours before Ted Cruz took the stage for his convention speech Wednesday night, senior members of Cruz’s team were still pushing him to endorse Donald Trump. Cruz never wanted to endorse Trump and…
CLEVELAND — Betsy DeVos, who belongs to arguably the most powerful family of political donors in America, is here for her party’s convention, but she has not met with the nominee and is holding out supporting him. That’s unheard of for
Donald Trump flattened everything in his path in 2016.He steamrolled through primaries and caucuses. He defeated his 16 rivals one after the other until he remained the last man standing. Then in May, North Dakota delivered to him the
CLEVELAND — Donald Trump Jr. is sparking chatter here about his own political future after his time in the spotlight at the Republican National Convention. Hours after casting the decisive votes on behalf of the New York delegation to make
CLEVELAND — Republicans in Cleveland may be divided, but convention-goers can seemingly agree on one thing: locking up Hillary Clinton.The most reliable rallying cry for the first two days of the Republican National Convention has been demands
