A) Chris Christie, Rudy Giuliani, and Newt Gingrich B) Mike Pence, Chris Christie, and Newt Gingrich C) Mike Pence, Ben Carson, and Sarah Palin D) Paul Ryan, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich
A) July 15, 2016 B) July 16, 2016 C) July 1, 2016 D) July 20, 2016
A) At a press conference B) At the Republican National Convention C) Via Twitter D) Via a television interview
A) LaGuardia Airport B) Republican National Convention C) Washington University D) Hofstra University
A) Airbus A320 B) Boeing 737-700 C) Gulfstream G550 D) Boeing 747-400
A) Los Angeles International Airport B) LaGuardia Airport C) Newark Liberty International Airport D) JFK International Airport
A) Harvard University B) UNLV C) Washington University D) Hofstra University
A) Lester Holt B) Chris Wallace C) Anderson Cooper D) Martha Raddatz
A) 84 million B) 70 million C) 65 million D) 92 million
A) Donald Trump B) Hillary Clinton C) Mike Pence D) They tied
A) Hofstra University B) UNLV in Las Vegas C) Washington University in St. Louis D) New York University
A) Anderson Cooper and Chris Wallace B) Martha Raddatz and Lester Holt C) Lester Holt and Chris Wallace D) Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz
A) Washington University B) UNLV in Las Vegas C) LaGuardia Airport D) Hofstra University
A) Chris Wallace B) Lester Holt C) Martha Raddatz D) Anderson Cooper
A) October 27 B) September 26 C) October 9 D) October 19
A) May 26 B) May 3 C) June 2 D) May 8
A) Mitch McConnell B) Bob Dole C) Paul Ryan D) John Kasich
A) John Kasich B) Bob Dole C) Ted Cruz D) Jeb Bush
A) Jeff Sessions B) George W. Bush C) Rick Perry D) Bobby Jindal
A) John Kasich B) Mitch McConnell C) Jeff Sessions D) Paul Ryan
A) May 26 B) May 8 C) May 3 D) June 2
A) 1,238 B) 1,500 C) 1,000 D) 1,200
A) Republican Reformers B) The Conscience Movement C) Delegates Unbound D) Free the Delegates
A) The primary results were invalid B) Delegates could vote for whomever they wanted C) Trump was ineligible to run D) Paul Ryan should resign immediately
A) Delegate B) Chairman C) Treasurer D) Secretary
A) Joe Arpaio B) Ted Cruz C) Richard Nixon D) A local mayor
A) Ronald Reagan B) Dwight Eisenhower C) George H.W. Bush D) Richard Nixon
A) Make America great again B) Law and order C) The silent majority is back D) Drain the swamp
A) He hated it B) He loved it immediately C) He was confused by it D) He felt indifferent
A) A security screening questionnaire B) A financial donation C) A loyalty oath D) An entry fee
A) A protester B) Richard Nixon C) Ted Cruz D) Joe Arpaio
A) Maybe he should have been roughed up B) He should be given a microphone C) He should be treated with respect D) He is a hero
A) Escort them out gently B) Ignore them completely C) Knock the crap out of 'em D) Call the police immediately
A) Ask them to leave the rally B) Fire them from their jobs C) Give them a campaign award D) Pay their legal fees
A) Trump was fined heavily B) Trump was found guilty C) The case was dropped due to lack of interest D) Insufficient evidence to charge him
A) He had already paid the fees B) He refused to pay C) He promised to pay the fine D) He was looking into it
A) CNN/ORC B) ABC News/Washington Post C) The Economist/YouGov D) CBS News
A) 17 percent B) 14 percent C) 24 percent D) 10 percent
A) 18 percent B) 13 percent C) 24 percent D) 17 percent
A) Jeb Bush B) Donald Trump C) Scott Walker D) Hillary Clinton
A) Texas B) Florida C) Ohio D) Pennsylvania
A) 64 percent B) 74 percent C) 24 percent D) 17 percent
A) 64 percent B) 15 percent C) 74 percent D) 13 percent
A) Corporate executives B) Working-class voters C) College students D) Government employees
A) Forbes B) Time C) The Economist D) Newsweek
A) Over $1.4 billion B) Over $4.5 billion C) Over $20 billion D) Over $10 billion
A) July 23, 2015 B) September 1, 2015 C) June 15, 2015 D) August 6, 2015
A) A third-party candidacy B) Criticizing other candidates C) Accepting donations from super PACs D) Dropping out of the race
A) August 2015 B) July 2015 C) October 2015 D) September 2015
A) Trump Victory PAC B) Make America Great Again PAC C) America First PAC D) Republican Unity PAC
A) Mexico B) United States C) China D) Canada
A) Derry, New Hampshire B) Phoenix, Arizona C) Los Angeles, California D) Las Vegas, Nevada
A) Univision B) NBC C) Fox News D) Ora TV
A) Fox News B) NBC C) Ora TV D) Univision
A) Serta B) Univision C) Macy's D) NASCAR
A) 1988 B) 2000 C) 1992 D) 2004
A) September 15, 2009 B) October 1, 1999 C) April 1, 2012 D) February 14, 2000
A) Republican B) Reform Party C) Independent D) Democrat
A) 2012 B) 2009 C) 2011 D) 2013
A) Reform Party B) Democrat C) Republican D) None
A) October 2013 B) April 2012 C) February 2015 D) May 2011
A) Republican National Convention B) Reform Party Convention C) Conservative Political Action Conference D) Democratic National Convention
A) Tea Party B) Green Party C) Libertarian Party D) Reform Party
A) Ben Carson B) Joseph Borelli C) John Gauger D) Michael Cohen
A) Ted Cruz B) Michael Cohen C) Joseph Borelli D) Carl Paladino
A) Trump Tower B) The White House C) Chicago D) The Republican National Convention
A) North American Free Trade Agreement B) World Trade Organization Treaty C) Trans-Pacific Partnership D) European Union Trade Accord
A) Establishment coalition B) Alt-right movement C) Pro-Choice movement D) Never Trump movement
A) New York City B) Washington D.C. C) Chicago D) Indiana
A) Russia B) Mexico C) Indiana D) Saudi Arabia
A) A podium B) A golden escalator C) A private elevator D) A grand staircase
A) Healthcare reform B) Climate change C) Education funding D) Illegal immigration
A) Super PACs B) Corporate donations C) Public funding D) Self-funding
A) A local university B) A talent agency C) His personal staff D) A casting company
A) The Pentagon B) The British Parliament C) The Republican National Committee D) The Council on American-Islamic Relations
A) David Cameron B) Manuel Valls C) John J. Pershing D) Reince Priebus
A) Just a suggestion B) An absolute necessity C) A legally binding mandate D) A total and complete shutdown
A) Capturing a Muslim stronghold B) Negotiating a peace treaty C) Shooting rebels with pig's blood-dipped bullets D) Evacuating civilians during the Moro Rebellion
A) British Parliament B) The Pentagon C) Council on American-Islamic Relations D) Republican National Committee
A) Union members B) Evangelical Christians C) Blue-collar workers D) College students
A) Reince Priebus B) Marco Rubio C) Ben Carson D) Ted Cruz
A) Ben Carson B) Marco Rubio C) Ted Cruz D) Reince Priebus
A) Bridgegate B) Emailgate C) Travelgate D) Watergate
A) Corey Lewandowski B) Stephen Bannon C) Jason Miller D) Paul Manafort
A) Kellyanne Conway B) Chris Christie C) David Bossie D) Paul Manafort
A) Dan Quayle B) Walter Mondale C) Al Gore D) Dick Cheney
A) David Urban B) David Bossie C) Jason Miller D) Stephen Bannon
A) Robert Mercer B) Peter Thiel C) Charles Koch D) George Soros
A) Erica Freeman B) Nikki Haley C) Kellyanne Conway D) Sarah Sanders
A) Ohio B) Michigan C) Pennsylvania D) Florida
A) David Bossie B) Jason Miller C) Paul Manafort D) Stephen Bannon
A) Viktor Orban B) Vladimir Putin C) Alexander Lukashenko D) Viktor Yanukovich
A) Club for Growth B) Citizens United C) American Crossroads D) Heritage Foundation
A) Campaign chairman B) Chief strategist C) Deputy campaign manager D) Communications director
A) The Cincinnati Enquirer B) The Dallas Morning News C) The New Hampshire Union Leader D) USA Today
A) Bernie Sanders B) Gary Johnson C) Hillary Clinton D) Donald Trump
A) White Christmas B) The Waldo Moment C) San Junipero D) Nosedive
A) 279 B) 270 C) 306 D) 232
A) 270 B) 232 C) 279 D) 306
A) 48.2% B) 56.9% C) 60.1% D) 51.8% |