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.
Monday, Republican presidential candidate and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina reacted to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s economic policy address. She said the speech was a “bundle of contradictions,” that proves Clinton “actually doesn’t understand how the economy works.” “Hillary Clinton
MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” co-host and former Republican Congressman Joe Scarborough said “the Republican establishment does have something to worry about” with Donald Trump and pointed to his support from “young” and “unaffiliated” voters on Monday. Scarborough said, “I got on
“I believe that at its heart, America is a nation of second chances, and I believe these folks deserve their second chance,” he said, suggesting that a life sentence for non-violent drug offenders were “not hardened criminals” and didn’t deserve overly harsh prison sentences.
Bloomberg View columnist Al Hunt dubbed Donald Trump “George Corley Wallace 40 years later” on Monday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. Hunt was asked about “A rising sense of indignation [among some Republicans] that this former Democrat, this contributor to Hillary
What she didn’t say: Many Americans have dropped out of the labor force during the Obama presidency, and even those still working have seen wages stagnate or their full-time jobs turn into part-time. Even Clinton’s Democratic competitor, Bernie Sanders, has recognized that the “true” unemployment rate is far higher than the figures pushed by the Obama administration, due to those who have given up looking for work.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticized Clinton Global Initiative donor HSBC saying “There can be no justification or tolerance” for their behavior in a speech on Monday. “Stories of misconduct by individuals and institutions in the financial industry are shocking.
GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina posted a video on Facebook reacting to Hillary Clinton’s speech on her economy proposals – saying Clinton’s speech was filled with “a bundle of contradictions.”
Janet Murguia, President and CEO of the National Council of La Raza criticized Donald Trump for “creating division” on Monday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The Rundown with Jose Diaz-Balart.” Murguia said, “Well, obviously, Donald Trump is being very divisive, inflammatory, and
News of Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman’s Saturday night escape from a Mexican prison prompted Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to take to his 2.2 million-person Facebook account with messages aimed at the fecklessness of his presidential rivals’ abilities to handle the world’s most notorious drug lord.
On July 12 Meet The Press host Chuck Todd responded to the groundswell of Donald Trump’s opposition to illegal immigration has garnered by pointing out that Jeb Bush could get around being confronted by Trump by simply refusing to take part in any debate in which Trump is allowed.
Appearing on Fox News Sunday over the weekend while campaigning in Iowa, Jindal told host Bret Baier that Clinton is all about “feeding a greedier and greedier government that’s going to swallow up the private sector economy.”
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) criticized the Obama administration for not doing enough to secure the extradition of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman and expressed his disagreement with “some of the tenor” of Donald Trump while praising him for injecting “the need
Scott Walker, “The 47-year-old Republican often points to the fact that he’s been on the ballot just about every two years since 1990 — including three victorious races for governor — as proof that he’s battle-tested and prepared to grind out yet another long campaign,” notes Politico.
“I’m sure it will be more regulation, more taxes, higher taxes, and she’ll justify it by saying she’s going to decide who should be getting more money and who should be getting less,” he said in an interview with Fox and Friends this morning.
“When I’m out there talking to folks, nobody in the real world asks me about this, nobody, but every time I get on a media show all anybody wants to talk about is Donald Trump,” Christie said. Voters, he said, were more interested in talking with him about national security, education, entitlements, and the national debt.
Only one other candidate, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, scores in double-digits. The rest of the candidates poll in the single digits. Factoring in the margin of error in most polls–generally at least 5 percent in partisan samples–every potential candidate has a similar level of support. Statistically, there is no real difference between a candidate receiving 9 percent support and one receiving 1 percent.
On Monday’s “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News Channel, Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ), a candidate for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, pushed back against the barrage of questions about one of his opponents, real estate mogul Donald Trump, and
Walker takes a swing at some of his opponents. “In the Republican field, there are some who are good fighters, but they haven’t won those battles, and there are others who have won elections but they haven’t consistently taken on the big fights.”
The presidential campaign of Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) is reporting raising more than $12 million through the end of June, slightly more than the $11.4 million reported by the campaign of Rubio’s fellow Floridian, former Governor Jeb Bush (R-FL).
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who’s formally announcing on Monday evening that he’s running for president, told Breitbart News in a recent exclusive interview about his trip to Israel with his wife Tonette.
In a speech laying out her economic policy, Hillary Clinton is set to attack companies like Uber and Airbnb in the “sharing economy” or “contractor economy,” arguing that such companies undercut wages. Her proposed alternative is to use government regulations to guide economic activity. Previews of her speech have set off alarm bells in Silicon Valley, and are sure to surprise millennial consumers, whose loyalty to the Democratic Party has has largely been blind, and who presumed that the party of government shared their love for technology.
During Breitbart News Sunday’s radio broadcast on Sirius XM Patriot radio channel 125, Carlos from Texas called in to inform Breitbart News Executive Chairman and host of the show Stephen K. Bannon why he’s supporting Donald Trump for president in 2016.
The 2015 Miss USA pageant—which was rife with controversy surrounding GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump—posed questions on race relations to two of the final five contestants.
Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) responded to 2016 GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s frustration with illegal immigration on Sunday’s “Meet the Press” on NBC. Haley said she understands Trump’s frustration, but she also warned Trump to pump the brakes on his tone because
The Washington Establishment’s increasing angst and opposition to billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump’s presidential candidacy is predicated on the notion that his highly-quotable catchphrases—“Take the oil!” or “Build a wall!”—lack substantive policy prescriptions to back them up. In short, the RINO caucus’ knock on Trump is that his solutions are unserious, unmeasured, quixotic.
