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U.S. Republican rivals Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz ganged up on front-runner Donald Trump at a raucous debate on Feb. 25 in a last-ditch bid to keep the billionaire from winning victories next week that could set him up to clinch the presidential nomination.

Donald Trump stormed to victory in Tuesday's Republican caucuses in Nevada, giving the billionaire businessman his third straight win in the race for the White House.

Now that real estate mogul Donald Trump has won two very critical Republican primaries, we have enough reason to imagine a telephone conversation between him and President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an one year from today. 

The centerpiece of this phone call will probably be Syria. But most likely, Trump's presumed anti-Islamic rhetoric will be on the agenda as well. So here it goes: 

Republican candidates in the White House race will face off in Nevada on Feb. 23 in a caucus that will mark the first significant test of where they stand with Hispanic voters.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump grabbed a big win in the South Carolina primary on Feb. 20, while Democrat Hillary Clinton breathed life into her sluggish campaign with a victory over Bernie Sanders in Nevada.

Donald Trump has called Pope Francis “disgraceful” after the Republican presidential candidate was described as being “not Christian” by Pope Francis.

“A person who thinks only about building walls, wherever they may be, and not building bridges, is not Christian,” Pope Francis said when asked about Trump’s views. “This is not in the gospel.”

Pope Francis has questioned Donald Trump's Christian faith over his vow to build a border wall to keep out immigrants, sparking a backlash from the Republican presidential candidate.

"Anyone, whoever he is, who only wants to build walls and not bridges is not a Christian," the pontiff told journalists Feb. 17 during his return journey from a trip to Mexico.

I know I had promised last week an imaginary phone conversation between President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an and a possible U.S. President Donald Trump for this article. But sometimes events take over, and that is what happened this time. After all, we have all the U.S. primaries ahead of us to speculate, don't we? So let us come back to our jungle, the Syrian crisis.

George W. Bush, campaigning for his brother for the first time, says Jeb has the backbone and optimism to be president and that Americans should avoid nominating someone who "mirrors and inflames our frustration." 

Donald Trump and Jeb Bush took the gloves off on Feb. 13 in the Republican presidential debate, with the billionaire frontrunner unleashing a tirade of intense and often personal attacks one week before the South Carolina primary.