Thursday, 21 July 2016

Politics Convention Edition: How Ted Cruz stole the show

Costs skyrocket for feds’ long-term care insurance; Is there a place for John Thune in this GOP?; Trump show in Cleveland? Obama Out.; Trump campaign chairman ‘disappointed’ with Cruz; coyly denies encouraging boos; Pence, in new role as Trump's wingman, focuses on biography not policy in convention speech; Ted Cruz rebuffed by Adelsons after he refuses to endorse Donald Trump; Fact-checking the third day of the 2016 Republican National Convention; Ted Cruz booed by angry delegates after failing to endorse Trump; After writing off nearly $50 million in loans, Donald Trump entered July with $20 million in the bank; A mighty challenge awaits Trump on Thursday night; Melania Trump’s speechwriter was also blamed for inserting errors in Donald Trump’s books; Trump's embrace of embattled speechwriter offers glimpse into loyal circle he has cultivated; Here’s the back story on how Donald Trump won over oil billionaire Harold Hamm; Crabs and clams, a comfortable distance from Cleveland;
 
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CONVENTION EDITION
 
 
During the Republican and Democratic national conventions, your morning politics newsletter will start with a highlight from the previous day’s events.
RNC 2016
 
 

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) was welcomed so warmly onto the stage in Cleveland by Republican delegates, he had to wait for the applause to die down before giving his speech. Some 2,000 words later — as it became clear he had no intention of endorsing Donald Trump — he was booed off it.

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Washington Post Illustration / Photo by Greg Allen/Associated Press
Donald Trump's vision of doom and despair in America
The GOP nominee's gloomy message is remarkably negative for a presidential candidate.
Costs skyrocket for feds’ long-term care insurance
The average increase will be 83 percent.
 
Is there a place for John Thune in this GOP?
He will be reelected overwhelmingly in November, no matter what happens to Donald Trump or in the fight for Senate control.
 
Trump show in Cleveland? Obama Out.
President's aides says he is not watching Republican convention and may not watch much of the Democrats', either.
 
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Trump campaign chairman ‘disappointed’ with Cruz; coyly denies encouraging boos
Paul Manafort criticized Sen. Ted Cruz late Wednesday for the Texan's decision withhold a formal endorsement of Trump.
 
Pence, in new role as Trump's wingman, focuses on biography not policy in convention speech
For some, Pence has helped quell concerns about Trump's political inexperience and unorthodox positions.
 
Ted Cruz rebuffed by Adelsons after he refuses to endorse Donald Trump
Billionaires Sheldon and Miriam Adelson refused to let the senator from Texas enter their donor suite after his controversial address
 
Fact-checking the third day of the 2016 Republican National Convention
Here's our roundup of 11 fishy claims made on the third night of the 2016 RNC.
 
 
Ted Cruz booed by angry delegates after failing to endorse Trump
Before Cruz had finished speaking, Trump himself emerged and walked down to the VIP box, applause for him mixing with boos for Cruz, and nearly downing out the senator from Texas.
 
After writing off nearly $50 million in loans, Donald Trump entered July with $20 million in the bank
Trump's campaign pulled in $26 million in June.
 
A mighty challenge awaits Trump on Thursday night
Rocky early days at the convention have raised the stakes for the acceptance speech
 
Melania Trump’s speechwriter was also blamed for inserting errors in Donald Trump’s books
Trump testified that Meredith McIver was responsible for erroneous debt figures in 'How to Get Rich' and 'Trump 101.'
 
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Trump's embrace of embattled speechwriter offers glimpse into loyal circle he has cultivated
The 70-year-old businessman places a premium on finding and keeping hires who are utterly devoted to him and his gilded kingdom of skyscrapers and golf courses.
 
Here’s the back story on how Donald Trump won over oil billionaire Harold Hamm
It all started with a bunch of ties.
 
Crabs and clams, a comfortable distance from Cleveland
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) revels in the crowds far from the Republican National Convention.
 
 
     
 
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