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.
Americans for Prosperity (AFP), one of the largest conservative activist groups in the United States, held their annual “Defending the American Dream Summit” in Columbus, Ohio, this week, but the state’s Republican Governor John Kasich was not invited.
Literally hours after the GOP consultant Alex Castellanos laid out the new establishment plan to take down GOP frontrunner Donald Trump—just like “Brutus killed Caesar,” by aiming to get close then “shiv him in the ribs”—a New York Times article made it appear as though Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) was going to be Brutus to Trump’s Caesar.
GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump says he will accept donations for his 2016 campaign but with no strings attached.
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) said his opponent Donald Trump’s rhetoric was full of “empty platitudes” with no “substance.” Paul said, “People have to decide if they want someone who says ‘she’s fat and
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s campaign manager Corey Lewandowski was badgered by guest host Jim Acosta about one man in the crowd at Trump’s Friday night rally in Alabama “shouting white power,” and whether or not Trump’s plan to end birthright citizenship was “only about couples that are from Latin America,” and if “this rhetoric, this anti-immigration rhetoric is going to spiral out of control, and people are going to be hurt?”
Business Insider’s Andy Kiersz compares the growth of Donald Trump’s net worth from 1988 to 2015 with other billionaires like Larry Ellison and the Koch brothers.
Sunday on WABC New York’s “The Rita Cosby Show,” Republican presidential candidate former Gov. George Pataki (R-NY) said Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s immigration plan of deporting the over 11 million illegal immigrants currently living in the Untied States and then
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus said Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s plan of deporting the over 11 million illegal immigrants currently living in the Untied States and then letting the good people back in
Video was released on Monday of a “confrontation” between Black Lives Matter and Democrat presidential nominee frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation” host John Dickerson wondered if Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s plan of deporting the over 11 million illegal immigrants and then letting the good people back in the country after being screened is essentially
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Republican presidential candidate Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) said his opponent Donald Trump’s immigration plan is “too simplistic” and his call to end birthright citizenship is an unrealistic “applause line.” “In many ways too simplistic, the
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA) said Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton with have to “use her best imagination” to deal with the growing scandal over her deleting the emails from her tenure of secretary of state
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson defended his comments about the possibility of using drones at the Mexican border in a heated exchange with guest host CNN’s Jim Acosta. Carson said, “It is quite clear
In a brilliantly suicidal move which might well drive the last nail into the coffin of her dreams of becoming the next U.S. president, Democrat contender Hillary Clinton is angling to position herself to the left of President Obama on
In an attempt to defuse current GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s narrative-changing policy discussion about birthright citizenship, the Huffington Post is following Hillary Clinton’s lead and playing the political correctness card to try to define away the reality of anchor babies.
The geniuses in the Washington, D.C.- centered GOP establishment have a new plan to take down 2016 Republican frontrunner Donald Trump: Infiltrate his inner circle posing as an ally, then use their fabricated support of him to secretly plot to take him down.
On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Hardball” just moments before Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump’s rally at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, AL, MSNBC contributor Joy Reid weighed in on what she thought was the make up of Trump supporters. According to
He was supposed to be the brash, blunt New York-area candidate who told it like it is. Then came Donald Trump.
In an interview with Yellowhammer News editor Cliff Sims that aired on Friday, Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump vowed to take up the fight in the war on Christmas and pledged to use the word “Christmas” whenever possible. “There’s an
Just one day after the Bush Super PAC Right to Rise USA flew a tiny plane with a banner attached to the end of it over 2016 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s Mobile, Alabama rally, the geniuses backing yet another Bush for president appear to have photoshopped a black man’s hand onto the former Florida governor.
Part of me gets a big kick out of Trump’s sometimes-crude retorts to his critic’s questions and assertions. One could be tempted to say, “Hey, we’re not electing a pope here.” And that’s true. Yet even the pope—the current pope, to be clear—is not beyond using crudity to make a point.
What Trump offers is an entirely different framework for considering the issue. It is populist rather than elitist, and nationalist rather than cosmopolitan. It rejects the status quo rather than attempting to codify it. It puts enforcement first and dares to ask whether current high levels of legal immigration serve the country’s interest. In short, it takes a needed sledgehammer to the lazy establishment consensus on immigration.
After a week’s worth of soundbites from presidential candidates about “anchor babies” and repealing birthright citizenship, it is now clear, if it wasn’t already, that Donald Trump has the steering wheel of the Republican Party firmly in his grasp.
In this upside-down world, the stock market, which is holding up the economy rather than the other way around, is now at a high probability of crashing again for the third time in an unprecedented 15 years.
(AP) — The Kentucky Republican Party has approved a presidential caucus allowing Rand Paul to run for president and re-election to his U.S. Senate seat at the same time without running afoul of state law.
