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However, those same Republican voters also continued to say by a large margin that they expected Bush to actually win the nomination, a question that often has more value as a forecasting tool. “I think they (GOP party officials) are very much afraid of him being an...

“I understand it’s going to be the nature of any primary for folks to discuss the differences between themselves on policy issues, and I think that’s fine”, Spicer said. “And now that Trump’s at or near the top of the presidential polls, he...

Is Trump’s candidacy a boon or a distraction for the Republican party? Trump Saturday blased his Republican challenger for allegedly mismanaging Wisconsin’s budget, which over the next few years is projected to have a shortfall of more than $2 billion. A New Hampshire...

None of the other Republican candidates gained double-digit support. His criticism came after news broke that a top fundraiser for the governor had referred to Trump as “Dumb Dumb” in an email to supporters. “If our candidates want to win, then they’ll...

“As you’ve seen Gov Walker is now well ahead of everyone not named DumbDumb (aka Trump) in the national polls”, the email invitation said.

He launched, without notes, into his normal rapid-fire denunciations of illegal immigration.

Republicans have struggled with how to deal with Trump, a real estate tycoon who’s one of 16 seeking the party’s nomination for president.

Trump attacked Graham while addressing hundreds of people during a campaign appearance at the Hilton Head-area Sun City community, and included recounting how Graham once sought a reference from him and ended with his giving out the senator’s personal cellphone number....

Financial records made public on Wednesday by the Federal Election Commission – under rules for presidential candidates, among whom Trump has been leading in the polls – reveal a sprawling empire of casinos, golf courses, publishing royalties, model agencies and his...

Asked how he’ll combat concerns about a third Bush presidency, the former governor reiterated he’s aware it will be an issue for some people and he will campaign hard to “show his heart”.

Several candidates have called on Mr Trump to back out of the race, accusing him of discrediting the Republican party, but he continues to perform strongly in the polls. McCain’s insult to thousands is really no different than Trump’s insult to him, it just...

The real estate mogul has refused to apologise for the remarks, despite criticism from his own party, including calls from rival candidates for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination for him to drop out of the race.

“This is a line he’s crossed, and this is the beginning of the end of Donald Trump …”

Republican Congressman Steve King says he suspects it is “not in the DNA” of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to apologize – and King suggests that could doom Trump’s campaign.

Donald Trump’s campaign for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination has sparked yet another firestorm with his recent comments about Senator John McCain.