COLUMN: North Dakota and Wisconsin primaries are key for all candidates
At this point in the Republican primary season, things are getting down to the wire. The next primary showdowns are happening April 1 in North Dakota and April 5 in Wisconsin.
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At this point in the Republican primary season, things are getting down to the wire. The next primary showdowns are happening April 1 in North Dakota and April 5 in Wisconsin.
Last weekend I attended the AIPAC Policy Conference, in Washington, D.C., for the first time.
Last weekend, I attended a Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C.
As the results from Super Tuesday have rolled in, it’s becoming increasingly likely that Donald Trump will be the Republican Party’s presidential nomination. As nominee, he will be the leader of America’s conservative movement.
Primary season is well underway, and it’s about to heat up.
Last Saturday, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was found dead in Shafter, Texas.
Current Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann has announced she won’t seek re-election for the position under Gov. Mike Pence.
The race for the Indiana Senate seat, being vacated by Dan Coats, is hotly contested on the Republican side.
Going into Monday’s Iowa Republican Caucus, I feared Donald Trump would run away with the state. His momentum going into the caucus was undeniable.
On Feb. 1, 2016, voters across Iowa will head to their polling places and cast their votes in the first primary election of this election cycle.
With the upcoming local, state and federal elections, there has never been a better time to get involved in the political arena.
One of the things that makes American democracy so important is the right to vote. The right to vote is not one that should be taken lightly: it is our say in political proceedings on the local, state and federal levels.
Amid the incidents Greek life has faced over the past couple of semesters at IU, the University is proposing legislation that would allow for law enforcement officers to enter Greek housing at any time, without a warrant.
After reading the cover story “Welcome to room L9,” by Alexa Chryssovergis on Oct. 30 in the Indiana Daily Student, I would like to present a different point of view on the issue investigated.
The state motto of Indiana is “the Crossroads of America.”
Secretary of State John Kerry reiterated the United States’ commitment to positive relations with Israel during his recent visit to campus, and it’s time we recognize our reasons for backing Israel by engaging in a secular discussion about our general relationship.
With the 2016 Republican Party primary elections fast approaching, the Republican field consists of 15 candidates. Soon, candidates will begin to drop out as they see their hopes for victory slimming. Three candidates I believe will not drop out any time soon are Donald Trump, Carly Fiorina and Ben Carson.