Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s convention manager Paul Manafort said Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton will face a bigger difficulty getting the support of men than Trump will with women. Manafort said, “This is
On this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s convention manager Paul Manafort said it will take some time for the Republican Party to unite behind Trump but there was “plenty of time to put
Paul Manafort made a career out of stealthily reinventing the world’s nastiest tyrants as noble defenders of freedom. Getting Donald Trump elected will be a cinch.
Thursday, while speaking with MSNBC’s Luke Russert, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s strategist, Paul Manafort, said Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-TX) candidacy is in a “coffin,” and he just hasn’t realized it yet. Manafort said, “Last Tuesday was
Tuesday on CNN’s “The Lead,” when asked about Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s convention manager Paul Manafort’s comments last week at a Republican National Committee meeting saying that Trump is playing a “part,” Trump’s campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said the
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” Paul Manafort, the convention manager for Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, said his comments last week at a Republican National Committee meeting that Trump is playing a “part” were taken out of
“What he did was took it and [said], ‘He will change and he won’t build a wall,’” Trump said about Cruz’s comments. “Everything I say, I’m going to do, folks.” Trump continued to slam Cruz as a liar during the campaign rally.
Sen. Ted Cruz accused GOP frontrunner Donald Trump of “telling us he’s lying to us” after Trump aides told RNC leaders that their candidate will moderate his message.
Following Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s runaway victory in the New York State GOP presidential primary on Tuesday, Trump convention manager Paul Manafort appeared on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity” to discuss the win and what will happen with the campaign
The New York primary on Tuesday begins a seven-week dash to the final state primaries in the Republican nomination process. Donald Trump currently has a very narrow and obstacle-strewn path to secure 1,237 delegates before the RNC convention in July.
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” Paul Manafort, the convention manager for Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, discussed his candidate’s quest for the 1,237 delegates necessary to clinch the 2016 GOP nomination. Manafort acknowledged the system is what it is when
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “On the Record,” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich predicted Republican presidential front-runner would more likely than not get the needed 1,237 delegates required to secure the GOP’s presidential nomination before the Republican National Convention in Cleveland
While the tactics of chief Donald Trump rival Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) to win delegates without voters come under intense scrutiny, a quiet, thus-far-little-focused-on development has occurred that could provide a ray of hope for the Trump team fighting political insiders on their home turf.
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s convention manager, Paul Manafort, said Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) was using “Gestapo tactics” to try to win over delegates. When asked if threatening delegates is fair, Manafort said “It’s not
Former GOP Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina wouldn’t rule out being Ted Cruz’s Vice Presidential running mate if he gets the nomination, according to an exclusive interview she did on Election Central with Rita Cosby on WABC Radio. When asked directly
Friday on CNN’s “New Day,” Paul Manafort, the convention manager for GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump discussed the campaign’s efforts to shore up going forward and explained that he works for Trump “directly.” “I work directly for the boss,” Manafort
From the New York Times: Donald J. Trump is expanding his team and empowering his newly hired convention manager as he tries reboot his presidential campaign after the worst two-week stretch of his brief political career. The stepped-up role for
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s new hire Paul Manafort, who recently joined the campaign to help organize delegate and convention strategy, will be heading Trump’s Washington, D.C. office.
Disarray is growing inside GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s campaign with field staff being cut and an alleged conflict between Trump’s campaign manager and his new delegate strategist, according to Politico.
