Americans may have tired of Donald Trump, but another blustery New Yorker is now the surprise leader of the pack: Rudy Giuliani tops the 2012 Republican presidential field, according to a new poll from CNN/Opinion Research Corp. He clocked in with 16…
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Giuliani Surprise Leader in 2012 Poll
Americans may have tired of Donald Trump, but another blustery New Yorker is now the surprise leader of the pack: Rudy Giuliani tops the 2012 Republican presidential field, according to a new poll from CNN/Opinion Research Corp. He clocked in with 16…
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Giuliani Surprise Leader in 2012 Poll
NEW YORK — Now here’s something you don’t see every day. Actually, you don’t see it any day: a cable-news host shredding his own employer for aiding and abetting a national “charade.” “NBC has created a monster and it is called Donald Trump,” began Lawrence O’Donnell on his MSNBC show, “The Last Word,” last month. For nearly 15 minutes, O’Donnell hammered away, calling Trump “the most deranged egomaniac in the history of the NBC Entertainment division” and denouncing his would-be presidential run and “birther” allegations against President Obama as a “sleazy” publicity stunt for his NBC show, “The Celebrity Apprentice.” O’Donnell demanded that NBC executives disclose — “tonight, before you leave your offices” — whether Trump had already committed to another season of “Apprentice,” a disclosure that would have exposed his campaign as a sham. Read full article > >
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Lawrence O’Donnell hits his marks as Keith Olbermann’s successor on MSNBC
Donald Trump announced he would not be running for president in the 2012 election. Jan Crawford looks back at his flirtation with the White House. Read full article > >
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Donald Trump: ‘I will not be running for president’
NEW YORK “I will not be running for president. See you for a great season,” “Celebrity Apprentice” star Donald Trump announced Monday at NBC’s new-schedule presentation to advertisers at a Hilton hotel in midtown Manhattan. Trump, of course, has been much in the news lately, saying he was mulling a run at the White House and jumping on the whole “birther” movement and holding news conferences to congratulate himself . Read full article > >
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The TV Column: No presidential run for Trump, but an ‘Apprentice’ pitch
So it turns out Donald Trump got the joke after all. Or maybe he was the one who put one over on everyone else. Either way, the reality-TV star and real estate mogul has concluded that the time has come to end it. “After considerable deliberation and reflection, I have decided not to pursue the office of the presidency,” Trump announced in a statement Monday. But he added: “I maintain the strong conviction that if I were to run, I would be able to win the primary and, ultimately, the general election.” Read full article > >
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Donald Trump says he won’t run for president in 2012
US tycoon Donald Trump says he will not be running for the US presidency in 2012, ending weeks of speculation.
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Trump ‘not running for president’
Good thing NBC renewed Celebrity Apprentice. Donald Trump announced in a statement on Monday that he will not be running for president in 2012-but maintained that he could have won if he wanted to. “Business is my greatest passion and I am not ready to…
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Trump: I’m Not Running for President
At this point it looks like Donald Trump won’t run for president anyway, but just in case you were worried: NBC has renewed Celebrity Apprentice and says it will bring someone new in to helm the franchise, should Trump make a White House bid. “We will…
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NBC Renews Celebrity Apprentice
“Celebrity Apprentice” will stay on the NBC prime-time schedule even if Donald Trump hits the presidential campaign trial, the network’s entertainment chairman said Sunday.
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NBC: Show would go on without Trump
President Barack Obama poked fun at everyone — from his wife to Donald Trump — during the annual White House Correspondents dinner, before ending his speech with a tribute to journalists who brave deadly conditions to get a story.
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Obama pokes fun at Trump
President takes jabs at Republicans, NPR, Donald Trump and the “birther” controversy.
President Barack Obama made jokes about his birth, teleprompters and Donald Trump during his remarks at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner speech.
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Obama’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner speech
Donald Trump is forcing everyone else to react to his surprisingly popular candidacy. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts/FilesIn politics, being attacked is often a good thing.
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Attacking Donald Trump
Donald Trump, a skeptic about President Obama’s place of birth, wants to know more about a bill that would require presidential to prove they are natural-born citizens.
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The Caucus: Trump Plans Meeting on Birth Bill
Lawrence O’Donnell hits his marks as Keith Olbermann’s successor on MSNBC
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