1. The DPolitics team spent a busy day in New Hampshire covering presidential candidates Carly Fiorina and Jeb Bush.
2. In Bedford, N.H., Jeb Bush got mistakenly introduced as "George" and said rival Donald Trump "needs therapy."
3. Fifteen minutes away, Carly Fiorina called former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton a "liar" and criticized ABC for excluding her from Saturday's GOP debate.
With the Republican debate airing last nights, candidates are now in the final push to sway undecided voters before the primary on Tuesday.
Read More...Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina thinks the game is rigged.
That was her message to potential voters on Saturday when around 100 people gathered at Maple Avenue Elementary School in Goffstown, NH to hear the former CEO of Hewlett Packard speak.
Read More...BEDFORD, N.H. — “Throw that punch tonight.”
At a town hall held by Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush at McKelvie Intermediate School early Saturday afternoon, that was the message sent by one of the voters in attendance for the former Florida governor.
Read More...The Daily Pennsylvanian is in Iowa. Check out some of our coverage.
Read More...For any political observer, Donald Trump’s sound bites have become as familiar as his rising poll numbers: build a wall, make America great again, our politicians are stupid. With the advent of tweets, GIFs and memes, it’s become even easier to qualify political information into granular bits.
Read More...The word “terrorism” is often tied to various crimes — but the recent shooting of a Philadelphia police officer has sparked disagreement over the usage of the word.
The debate over what counts as terrorism comes after Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio spoke out against Mayor Kenney’s denial of terroristic action as the cause of the Philadelphia shooting. Expert Piotr Szpunar, George Gerbner Postdoctoral Fellow at the Annenberg School for Communication, said that the word can spark disagreement because of the openness of its definition.
Read More...Presidential candidate and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump called on Monday for a complete ban on Muslims entering the United States. His remarks came just hours after new poll numbers showed Trump being overtaken by fellow candidate Sen. Ted Cruz.
Read More...The uproar over presidential candidate Donald Trump's support of banning Muslim immigrants met a strong and unexpected critic on Tuesday: Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter.
Read More...Last week, the Democratic presidential primary race was shaken up when Bernie Sanders’s campaign gained access to data privately obtained and managed by Hillary Clinton’s staff.
Though Sanders was quick to apologize to Clinton and his supporters in Saturday night’s debate on ABC, the controversy impacted student organizations like Penn for Hillary and Penn for Bernie.
Read More...After months of presidential candidate and 1968 Wharton graduateDonald Trump’s inflammatory insults, Penn for Trump has finally had enough. The organization dissolved last month after founder and Wharton freshman Patrick Lobo decided to no longer support Trump as a presidential candidate.
Read More...For the extent of 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump's rapid rise to the top of the Republican presidential polls, Penn had offered nothing but radio silence. That changed today.
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