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(The Fox News Channel opposes this and made it the first issue of the 2016 presidential debate.) |
(But in 1980, it was a third-party candidacy by fellow Republican John Anderson which helped elect the conservative Ronald Reagan.) |
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'''Trump third party run''' refers to the possibility that [[Donald Trump]] will run as a third-party candidate in the [[2016 presidential election]]. | '''Trump third party run''' refers to the possibility that [[Donald Trump]] will run as a third-party candidate in the [[2016 presidential election]]. | ||
| − | The [[Fox News Channel]] opposes this and made it the first issue of the [[2016 presidential debate]]. | + | The [[Fox News Channel]] opposes this and made it the first issue of the [[2016 presidential debate]]. But in 1980, it was a third-party candidacy by fellow [[Republican]] [[John Anderson]] which helped elect the [[conservative]] [[Ronald Reagan]]. |
[[Category: United States Presidential Elections]] | [[Category: United States Presidential Elections]] | ||
[[Category:2016 presidential election]] | [[Category:2016 presidential election]] | ||
Revision as of 17:51, August 11, 2015
Trump third party run refers to the possibility that Donald Trump will run as a third-party candidate in the 2016 presidential election.
The Fox News Channel opposes this and made it the first issue of the 2016 presidential debate. But in 1980, it was a third-party candidacy by fellow Republican John Anderson which helped elect the conservative Ronald Reagan.