Sentences with phrase «candidates traded barbs»
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A few weeks after they traded barbs at a mayoral candidates forum, Massey and Faulkner traded endorsements.
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(CNN)- Kentucky's two U.S. Senate candidates traded pithy barbs Saturday at a dual campaign stop in the midst of a race with national implications.
A day after trading barbs with New York City officials, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz held his own rally in Midtown Manhattan Wednesday, where he doubled down on his criticism of Mayor Bill de Blasio and other New York politicians.
After trading verbal barbs in their third and final debate last night, the two presidential candidates — Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump — will try to play nice at the Al Smith Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan tonight, 301 Park Ave., Manhattan.
A day after trading barbs with New York City officials, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz held his own rally in Midtown Manhattan yesterdayy, where he doubled down on his criticism of NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and other local politicians.
Three remaining GOP presidential candidates spent their Easter Sunday trading barbs over whether insults of their respective wives were fair game in this year's dirty campaign.
The two candidates have been trading barbs and nicknames (Hedge Fund Harry vs. Albany Tom), clashing mostly over management of the pension fund.
NY - 19 candidates John Faso and Zephyr Teachout found few areas of agreement in their first debate of the general election cycle, trading barbs that followed familiar campaign rhetoric thus far.
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- New York City comptroller candidates Eliot Spitzer and Scott Stringer traded heated barbs Monday night in their second debate.
Avella's entry into the race was widely speculated to detract from Peter Vallone Jr.'s base of support which led to some heated rhetoric and barbs traded between the two outspoken candidates.
The Democratic candidates for comptroller again traded barbs over their respective tenures in Albany.
In stark contrast to the congressional campaign being waged in the 9th District, the race between Deacy and Goldfeder has been devoid of attack ads and barbs traded between the two candidates.