A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found that a quarter of Republicans think that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) can’t become president because he was born in Canada to an American mother.
Hillary Clinton’s private email server did not just contain emails sent by others containing classified information. She wrote some of those messages herself, reports the Washington Post.
CNN’s Don Lemon previewed his interview with Republican front-runner Donald Trump in which Trump says many Democrats will vote for him in the general election like they did for President Ronald Reagan. Trump said, “When Mitt Romney ran, there was
Democratic strategist James Carville slammed “tool of the Koch Brothers” Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC), saying he “just feeds the New York Times stuff, and they put it in the paper. Just like the neocons fed the New York Times a bunch
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated, “As far as single-payer and all — there’s so many different things you could have” and “we’re going to have something great. We’re going to repeal and replace Obamacare, which is a total disaster”
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, whose campaign advocated for fellow GOP candidate Carly Fiorina to be included in the upcoming GOP primary debate held by CNN, said that he is “pleased” to hear CNN changed it’s debate rules, which would have disfavored Fiorina’s placement in the top 10.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said “I want to have middle income pay less, and I want to have even upper middle income, and even in some cases, people that are pretty wealthy, pay less,” and “I’m not looking to
Mark Levin, a nationally-syndicated conservative talk show host and former Reagan administration official, announced on Tuesday that he will be attending and speaking at the “Stop The Iran Deal Rally” at the Capitol on September 9.
Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman Reince Priebus told Breitbart News in his first interview since CNN announced new criteria that will ensure former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina is on the next debate’s main stage that he in fact was working with CNN to solve the problem before Fiorina’s campaign public on the matter.
Paul Krugman’s latest column at the NY Times uses the 10th anniversary of hurricane Katrina as a pretext to attack the Republican presidential field. Midway through his shallow, lazy partisan screed Krugman uncorks the laugh-out-loud line of the day:
Tuesday on CNN’s “Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin,” after Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump held a private meeting today with the head of the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Javier Palomarez, the CEO said, “The private Donald was very different from
CNN has announced it will change the way it determines who makes the cut for its Republican presidential debate after a controversy over Carly Fiorina’s likely exclusion.
Former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, a GOP presidential candidate, is crediting Breitbart News and its readers for being the key difference maker in getting her into the next presidential debate as the Republican National Committee (RNC) and CNN have cracked as CNN just changed its debate criteria.
The story notes that Trump’s wife Melania is expected to join him on the campaign trail and goes on to suggest that Trump supporters might not receive her well because she is an immigrant, attempting to lump legal and illegal immigrants under the same category in order to paint all Trump supporters as collectively “anti-immigrant.”
Mitt Romney is disappointed by the Republican establishment’s inability to take out Donald Trump–which may pull him into a more active role in the 2016 presidential primary, reports Gabriel Sherman.
On September 1 GOP presidential hopeful Jeb Bush told students at Miami’s La Progressiva Presbyterian that gun control laws should be handled on a state-by-state basis rather than through the federal government.
In the sad, soul-cratered world of desperation politics, size matters. It really, really matters. And nowhere does size matter more than inside the distortion machine that is our national political media.
Hillary Clinton’s use of her personal email network for classified government work proves that she thinks she’s above the law, and has recklessly put the nation’s security at risk, say two of the GOP 2016 candidates.
On the whole, the candidates’ websites seemed surprisingly timid, even backward, as if the designers were primarily afraid of (a) soaking up too much bandwidth from visitors, and (b) leaving some important scrap of text off the main screen, for fear that visitors would explore no further. These are both very last-generation concerns. Seriously, folks, it’s 2015. A dash of animation, such as Fiorina and Chris Christie offer, will not cause anyone’s computer to chug.
Monday on Fox News Radio’s “Kilmeade and Friends,” Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) criticized Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump and said he “is not the conservative that the people think he is.” Relevant portion at the 10:30 mark “I rarely agree
Donald Trump is maintaining a commanding 2-1 lead in the latest poll of GOP caucus goers in Iowa, and his only rival in double digits is another political novice, Dr. Ben Carson.
Republican presidential candidate and frontrunner Donald Trump is scheduled to stop by The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon this month, NBC announced Tuesday.
GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina has been discussing how the CNN debate rules put her at a disadvantage and could leave her out of the top 10, not making the main debate stage on September 16th at the next GOP presidential primary debate. Dr. Ben Carson’s campaign manager appears to agree with Fiorina on the debate rule predicament.
After releasing a new ad attacking Donald Trump’s past liberal views, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush continues to criticize Donald Trump — now in Spanish.
In a public letter, fourteen South Carolina demand CNN president Jeff Zucker include GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina in the September 16 debate.
Donald Trump’s critics are collectively spinning themselves into hysterics as they shriek increasingly frantic claims about his popular immigration plan.
