But the big question remains: who else will show up?
A new poll revealed more than half of Donald Trump’s supporters have a negative view of African-Americans.
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The charged rhetoric comes a day after Clinton delivered a scorching speech about Trump's business competence.
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While Donald Trump lavished praise on a Black supporter earlier this month, calling him “my African-American,” most Republicans of color would not call him “my White” presidential candidate. An estimated 94 percent of Black voters see the presumptive Republican presidential nominee negatively, as do 89 percent of Latinos, writes the Huffington Post, citing a Washington Post/ABC survey released Wednesday. […]
Trump turned 70 on Tuesday. We'd like to think that with age comes wisdom, but Trump has clearly demonstrated that is not case.
He argued that he could potentially convince party leaders to back him if he persuades enough superdelegates to come over to his side.
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The Twitterverse did what it does best, using a hashtag to air out grievances about Hillary's rise in becoming the presumptive Democratic nominee.
American Apparel has launched the "Make America Gay Again" campaign in honor of Pride Month.
Clinton's victory sets the stage for a November matchup between the former Secretary of State and Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee.
