PENSACOLA, FL — Before a capacity crowd of nearly 12,000 at the Pensacola Bay Center on Florida’s panhandle, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump compared President Barack Obama to Jimmy Carter, taunted the media, and lampooned his political opponents.
GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) told CNN that he doesn’t have a Canadian passport on Wednesday while campaigning in Iowa.
Progressives and Hillary Clinton can’t dismiss the multiple rape-claims against Bill Clinton without damaging the ability of other women to protect themselves against sexual assault, says far-left Vox.com.
Wednesday on CNN, network political director David Chalian discussed the potential controversy over Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, and his eligibility to be president of the United States. Chalian said that although Cruz would probably be
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump argued that fellow candidate Texas Senator has “got this cloud over his head” over his eligibility to be president, and had a Canadian passport while accusing Cruz of being previously for amnesty, and stating that
Say what you will about Donald Trump, but the man is not stupid. Particularly when it comes to how to play the political game. Witness how he has injected the idea — that nominating Ted Cruz might be a dangerous thing for Republicans because of the fact that the Texas senator was born in Canada — into the daily narrative this week.
The foreign-born population in the U.S. will explode from already record levels of 42.4 million, up to 78.2 million in as few as 45 years, according to new report released by the Seate’s subcommittee on immigration and the national interest.
Everyone knew that Barack Obama intended to infringe on American’s gun rights this week. It’s not as if Obama had been hiding it. He announced his intentions in advance, and then proceeded to drop a series of executive actions that, if implemented, would require the creation of a national gun registry.
A defiant Juanita Broaddrick told Breitbart on Wednesday that she is revisiting her rape allegations against Bill Clinton in hopes of educating a generation of young Americans on the former president’s sordid history with women.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott told Fox News’s Neil Cavuto that Donald Trump “absolutely” could win the general election during an interview on Wednesday.
Wednesday on Newsmax TV’s “The Steve Malzberg Show,” Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is bringing up questions about his rival Canada-born senator Ted Cruz’s (R-TX) eligibility to be president because Trump is “worried” about
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson announced Wednesday on Fox Business that he will run for President of the United States as a Libertarian.
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton is trying to talk tough on North Korea despite repeatedly stating as Secretary of State that the regime was moving in the right direction with regard to its nuclear ambitions.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has strong words for the National Rifle Association, in spite of–or perhaps because of–its success defending Second Amendment Rights.
GOP presidential candidate former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is now selling “Obama agenda shooting targets” at MikeHuckabee.com in response to President Obama’s executive action on Tuesday requiring universal background checks among other restrictions on firearms.
Wednesday, Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson told The Des Moines Register editorial board there should be “secret shoppers” monitoring government agencies for political bias, inefficiency and unresponsiveness. Carson said, “I believe in the secret shopper concept for all government
The Breitbart News interview with Franklin Graham comes one day after he launched his 50 state “Decision America 2016” tour on the steps of the State Capitol in Des Moines, Iowa. Graham’s goal is to encourage Christians to participate in the political process this election cycle by voting for candidates who support Biblical values and considering their own run for office.
According to National Review, Juanita Broaddrick joined Twitter in 2009 but rarely uses her account. Wednesday, Broaddrick, one of the many women who claims to be a victim of both Hillary and Bill Clinton, returned to Twitter. “I was 35
Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush frequently talks about receiving the “NRA Statesmen of the Year” award. But the NRA does not give such an award.
This week on Boston’s AM680 WKRO’s “The Kuhner Report,” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump told host Jeff Kuhner he thought he can win the states of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida and Massachusetts in the general presidential election against the Democratic front-runner
Wednesday in an appearance on Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson announced his bid to seek the 2016 Libertarian nomination for president. Johnson, who also sought the Republican nomination in 2012 before withdrawing
Wednesday in an interview with CNN, Barry Bennett, who was Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson’s campaign manager up until being fired last week, made a stunning claim when he said he foresees Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump winning the GOP presidential nomination.
The Obama administration might hold a grudge against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump after he repeatedly questioned the president’s birth certificate, but it seems willing to join Trump in questioning Ted Cruz.
GOP presidential candidate former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee says he hopes the reported testing of a hydrogen bomb by North Korea turns out to be nothing more than a “hollow boast” from the country’s dictator.
Conservative analyst and author of “Adios America” Ann Coulter weighed in on the recent news about GOP frontrunner Donald Trump calling into question Sen. Ted Cruz’s birthright status, since Cruz was born in Canada.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton went after her husband’s accusers “very viciously” and that the Clinton Foundation could be an issue, but Bill’s speaking fees are a real problem
