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Jared Kushner asserted more control over the reelection, but some Republicans said only the president can reverse his slide.
The changes follow the debacle of the Tulsa rally.
Amid a mountain of bad polling and stark warnings from allies, the president has acknowledged his reelection woes to allies.
The rally was meant to be a turning point in Trump's fortunes and efforts to take on Biden. Instead, Trump was furious and his campaign is reeling.
With his poll numbers slumping, the president warns Republicans in a POLITICO interview not to abandon him.
The president has tapped Rudy Giuliani to press the Commission on Presidential Debates for major changes.
The president and his team believe the massive protests in recent weeks will make it harder for critics to single him out.
“The great American comeback has begun,” the spot declares.
In 2016, Miller backed out of an administration job after admitting he impregnated a fellow campaign official who later gave birth to his child.
The president takes his biggest step yet to resume traditional campaigning.
Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie told the president he's down in swing states, prompting campaign chiefs in Arizona and Florida to travel to D.C.
Worries about an Arizona Senate seat surface at the White House as polls show Trump losing to Joe Biden in the state, too.
Attacking Joe Biden will only get the president so far, they said — ultimately the election will be a referendum on him.
In a recording obtained by POLITICO, Michigan Senate hopeful criticizes the president over his 'shithole countries' remark and other comments.
It marks a turning point in the president's reelection campaign.
The first wave spots will tout his response to the coronavirus. Then come the attacks on Biden.
A strategy memo on coronavirus distributed by the National Republican Senatorial Committee infuriated Trump aides.
Pump up Trump or go after Biden? Top Republicans are advocating different strategies for a struggling president to win reelection.
The RNC raised a March record $24 million last month, despite the coronavirus pandemic shuttering large parts of the economy.
With coronavirus injecting enormous doubt into voter turnout, it’s a sleeper issue that both parties say could sway the election.
"Where the hell is the president’s air cover?" said one ally upset over the silence of a super PAC aligned with Trump.
Tom Cotton is up for reelection in Arkansas. So why is he advertising in Ohio?
The president settles on a schoolyard strategy to take out his likely general election opponent.
The Biden surge poses a threat to Trump in suburban areas where he's struggling.
From Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo to Nikki Haley and Ted Cruz, the cast of potential White House hopefuls is out in force at CPAC.
Trump and Republicans are suffering in the suburbs. But they're confident voters there will view Bernie as worse.
Cambridge Analytica was called out by Facebook for misuse of user data and shuttered in 2018.
His campaign is fine-tuning its get-out-the-vote machine months ahead of the general election — a daunting challenge for Democrats.
The president and allies are once again trying to aid his campaign by sowing division among Democrats, this time over the Iowa caucuses.
Some advisers are salivating over running against a socialist. Others say they need to be careful what they wish for.
Joe Walsh and Bill Weld have failed to file in many of the states where GOP presidential primaries will be held this year.
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