“America’s presidential primaries, explained,” a Vox video by Madeline Marshall, Li Zhou, Adam Freelander, and Dion Lee.
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Freshman Senator Ted Cruz has withdrawn from his crusade for the Republican presidential nomination after his defeat on the bloody battlefield of Indiana. “We left it all on the field,” said Mr. Cruz, after his drubbing from the steak-chomping, golf-club wielding, thrice-married Trump Creature. After a well-deserved rest, Mr. Cruz will resume the holy crusade during his grueling 3-day Senate work week.
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“Cruz’s sudden exit from GOP race catches supporters off guard,” Dylan Baddour and Kevin Diaz, Houston Chronicle
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“Donald Trump Is a Loser in Iowa. Sad!” Jeremy Stahl, Slate
“Why Trump Lost Iowa,” John McCormack, Weekly Standard
“The Internet celebrates Trump’s humiliating Iowa loss,” Brad Reed, BGR
“NY tabloids mock Trump over Iowa loss,” Jesse Byrnes, The Hill
“In Iowa, the Emperor Has No Clothes,” Emily Arrowood, U.S. News & World Report
“All Donald Trump does is win – until he doesn’t. Now what happens?” Paul Lewis, The Guardian
“Loser.com redirects to Iowa nonwinner Donald Trump,” Chris Matyszczyk, CNET.com
“Rivals Look to New Hampshire for a Shot at Breaking Donald Trump’s Stride,” Alexander Burns, New York Times
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As a Virginia registered Republican, presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich is eligible to vote in Virginia’s GOP Primary on March 5, 2012, but he isn’t eligible to be on the ballot. His campaign in the Old Dominion failed to get the signatures of 10,000 fellow Virginians on its nominating petition.
This really hits him where he lives. Newt Gingrich moved to McLean in 1999, where he and Callista Bisek moved in together in May 2000. They were married in Fairfax County that August. Mr. Gingrich has voted in McLean since 2002.
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