CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A raid in Brussels now connects the deadly Belgium attacks to the November terror attacks on Paris. All presidential contenders are now calling for action in the wake of those attacks. Democrats Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton want to beef up the fight against ISIS. Republican rivals Ted Cruz and Donald Trump say law enforcement […]
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After decisive primary, it’s still a battleground, and the state likes it that way.
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CHARLOTTE, NC — Presidential front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton moved even closer to securing their party’s nominations after yesterday’s Super Tuesday, but what else will it take? WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis talks more about the Super Tuesday results, and what’s next for Campaign 2016.
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CHARLOTTE, NC — GOP front-runner Donald Trump’s lead got even bigger last night over his fellow Republican hopefuls, but will that momentum hold as Campaign 2016 comes to North Carolina. WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis talks with us from Washington, DC about what’s next in the race for the White House.
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CHARLOTTE, NC — Going into Super Tuesday the stakes were high for GOP candidates hoping to stop Donald Trump, and Bernie Sanders was looking for a few more wins to remain a contender against Hillary. WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis joins us from Washington, DC with a look at the results from Super Tuesday
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Here’s an easy prediction to make: The historic election and two-term presidency of Barack Obama will provide endless material to future academics, journalists and commentators. Many books will be written examining every aspect of the first African-American president’s campaigns and years in the White House, with few agreeing on anything except the fact that President
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Whether the presidential race just got a lot more entertaining or frightening is the question. In true “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” fashion, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie endorsed New York billionaire Donald Trump in the race to be the Republican nominee, and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio must be sweating more than is
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CHARLOTTE, NC — The Charlotte City Council is considering adding LGBT protections to the existing non-discrimination ordinance, but the debate has been heated. WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis weighs in on the debate and gives insight into what the council’s decision could mean for Charlotte.
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Who’s to blame for the water that poisoned the residents of Flint? Was it Environmental Protection Agency officials whose political squabbling with state and local leaders delayed getting word to residents? Was it the governor and his appointed emergency manager who, with eyes on the bottom line, made critical life decisions for a worried city?
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CHARLOTTE, NC — The results from the Iowa causes are in, and Ted Cruz has claimed victory on the Republican side while Hillary Clinton narrowly beat out rival Bernie Sanders on the Democrat side. WCCB Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis is LIVE from Washington with us to discuss the results and look ahead to what’s
