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Those that said they “would definitely not support” Clinton stands at 11 percent.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Saturday defended his decision not to correct a questioner at a recent town hall event who erroneously stated that President Obama is a Muslim. I have no reason to doubt what he says.

While Trump may have a firm hold on the lead spot, “29 percent of GOP voters say they “would definitely not support” him, according to the poll. Marco Rubio over former two-term Gov. Jeb Bush as their presidential nominee.

In December 2014, Clinton gave the State Department copies of more than 30,000 emails she sent and received using a private account during her four years as secretary.

In general election match-ups, Carson is the only GOP candidate who tops Clinton – earning 49 percent support among all voters to Clinton’s 42 percent. Marco Rubiohas leapfrogged a onetime mentor, former Gov. Jeb Bush, in a poll of Florida voters released Wednesday by...

At the Values Voter Summit, a gathering of social conservatives in Washington DC, Trump received an angry response after calling his fellow Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio “a clown”. The bad news for Marco Rubio: That means Donald Trump is now paying...

The comments are sure to further inflame controversy sparked by Trump last week when he declined to correct a questioner at a New Hampshire town hall who denounced Muslims as a “problem” in the USA and asserted both the President follows the religion and wasn’t...

“I think they’re great people“, Trump said after delivering a lecture to high school students in Urbandale, Iowa.

Finally locating and addressing the protesters in the crowd, Bush said he believes that America needs immigration reform and that children of illegal immigrants who meet certain criteria, or so-called “DREAM Act kids”, should get a path to citizenship.

“I think they are great people“, said the prospected president of the U.S. , while responding to a question if Muslims were an hazard to the state.

“Carson, who has been near the top of several presidential polls, said he would consider voting for a Muslim in Congress “[depending] on who that Muslim is and what their policies are”.

Republicans think they may have found a possible female foil to Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton after businesswoman Carly Fiorina shone in the conservative party’s second presidential debate. Or was the more conciliatory, less combative tone a sign that Trump is...

According to new poll numbers, Carly Fiorina’s commanding performance in last week’s GOP debate on CNN not only benefitted her but tore down frontrunner Donald Trump.

Behind closed doors the Republicans are crossing fingers for a Clinton nomination.

Around mid-August, as Trump’s poll numbers rose even after public statements that would have brought down mere mortal candidates, it dawned on the pundits that he was no summer infatuation.