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.
Florida Senator and Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio stated that ” The idea that a human life is worthy of the protection of our laws, is not something that over time, anybody should evolve on” on Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s
Kelly and her colleagues all went after Trump on Thursday. In fact, the trio was tough on almost all of the prospective candidates in the debate. But it was obvious throughout the proceedings that they saved their choicest pieces of venom for the Donald.
Ten GOP candidates turned up for the presidential audition tonight at Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena. They need some work. Where’s Max Factor and Sydney Guilaroff when you need them? Here’s my report.
Donald Trump is going to war with Fox News after receiving a series of pointed, at times aggressive, questions during Thursday night’s presidential debate.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated that he thought Rand Paul was the “least civil” person in the primetime GOP presidential debate on Thursday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” Carson said, “I didn’t expect to see some of the people go
Friday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” the president of the National Council of La Raza Janet Murguía said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump had an “inflammatory and divisive approach” to addressing immigration while Jeb Bush has been “been the most
On Friday’s “His & Hers” on ESPN2, show co-host Jemele Hill reacted to Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump’s showing at Thursday’s GOP Debate, asking, “Why are we taking him seriously?” Hill said she is just “amazed” watching Trump and feels like his
Greg Gutfeld reveals his scorecard for the first Republican presidential debates.
CLEVELAND, Ohio: A Wall Street Journal report suggests that despite critics’ opinions that GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s poll numbers would fall, two early polls predict that may be wrong.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie took shots at the Chamber of Commerce for contributing to the problems with illegal immigration and the failure to secure the border.
It turns out Trump was right. His toughest opponents Thursday night weren’t the candidates up on stage, but the Fox News moderators, who went right after him—none with more gusto than Kelly.
Watching last night’s debate was pitiful, not for the lack of good questions, but for the clear effort to diminish the front runner, Donald Trump. Kicking off the debate with the “pledge” was both a stupid stunt and lacking in any real “aha” moment. Trump’s been clear, and I for one am glad he answered the way he did. He stuck to his earlier comments and was not shy about his position on the matter.
As Republicans squared off Thursday in Cleveland, OH for the first debates of the 2016 election season, Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton spent the day courting Hollywood donors, and taking photos with reality TV stars Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner.
As Republicans wake up from their first taste of a crowded and extremely accomplished field of 2016 candidates, many will praise the candidates for what will likely be remembered as one of the more substantive and combative debates in recent memory.
Although Thursday night’s first GOP presidential debate moderated by Fox News Channel hosts Bret Baier, Chris Wallace and Megyn Kelly has reportedly drawn a massive audience, there are some that questioning the tactics employed by those moderators. Front-runner Donald Trump
Fox News’s primetime Republican debate began with an attempt to cow Donald Trump. Would he pledge to forego a third-party candidacy and endorse the eventual Republican nominee?
Because I haven’t yet given my heart over to any single candidate, watching last night’s debate was an absolute pleasure. For just a moment, forget about the tit-for-tat of the bitter Republican infighting that will linger for the next few
On Thursday night in Cleveland, the Fox News moderators did what only Fox News moderators could have done, because the representatives of any other network would have been accused of pro-Democratic partisanship.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Fox News’ Megyn Kelly — who has been praised by The New York Times for being a fair and tough journalist — went after GOP frontrunner Donald Trump in the beginning of the primetime GOP presidential primary debate on Thursday. However, when the news anchor questioned the real estate mogul, she legitimized the “war on women” mantra used by the Democratic Party to attack Republicans.
California Republicans are reacting to Thursday’s GOP debate, hosted by the Fox News Channel in Ohio.
Republicans largely ignored California Governor Jerry Brown’s call on the presidential candidates to tackle climate change in the presidential debate on Thursday.
The top social media moment during the first GOP primary debate was between New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) on their disagreement over the NSA and the Patriot Act, according to Facebook.
Sen. Marco Rubio said Thursday night during the GOP presidential debate in Cleveland that the problem with Common Core is that the U.S. Department of Education “will turn it into a mandate.”
Columnist Charles Krauthammer argued that Republican presidential candidate “had a bad night” at the primetime GOP presidential debate on a special broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Kelly File” Krauthammer said, “the real story is the collapse of Trump in
None can speak to central issue of our day. They’re all so enthralled by business interests, they’ve convinced themselves that that thing with Eric Cantor didn’t happen.
