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Trump and the Also-Rans
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This editorial in the WSJ says one of the mysteries of the Republican campaign primaries of 2016 is why each candidate, Cruz, Rubio, Kasich, Christie, and Carson, all took on each other and not Trump- in the process leaving Trump to be "winning, winning, winning."
Chris Christie, U.S. presidential candidate for 2016, and the Republican primaries
02/02/2016
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The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, New York Times editorials on Trump and the Republican Party
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The governors, New Jersey's Chris Christie, Florida's Jeb Bush, and Ohio's John Kasich in the New Hampshire and early Republican primaries for the U.S. presidential nomination
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Wall Street Journal 02/10/2016
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders Win in New Hampshire Primary
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Wall Street Journal 02/25/2016
Christie Splits With His Past in Backing Trump
New York Times 02/28/2016
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The candidacy of Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016
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GOP Candidates Hold Raucous Debate
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It’s not just Trump: Voter anger fuels outsider candidates - The Washington Post
Washington Post 08/13/2015
Jeb Bush attacks Donald Trump, calls him a long-term Democrat - The Washington Post
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Test for Donald Trump: Turning Crowds Into Real Voters
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Thinking big embracing the entire electorate, using social media to the fullest, improvising often based on voter sentiment, commonsense approaches, worked for Trump in the Republican primaries in 2016. The failure of the other candidates to address issues of voter frustration, and splitting of the vote with many candidates, created the opportunity for Trump to succeed with his unconventional campaigning style coupled with a careful attention to what troubled voters.
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