Douglas Heye

Harvard Institute of Politics

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Fellow at the Harvard Institute of Politics; former Communications Director for the Republican National Committee and Deputy Chief-of-Staff for then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor

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Donald Trump is reportedly on the verge of choosing a running mate, with Mike Pence, Newt Gingrich and Chris Christie supposedly all among the finalists.

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Yesterday's presidential primaries have altered the landscape for both political parties.

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Yesterday's presidential primaries have altered the landscape for both political parties.

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At the Ronald Reagan Library near Los Angeles last night, CNN moderators were determined to generate conflict.

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At the Ronald Reagan Library near Los Angeles last night, CNN moderators were determined to generate conflict.

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