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.
Donald Trump has become the center of a new street art campaign, with work that can be seen all around Los Angeles. Today, Friday July 10, the Republican presidential candidate will be speaking to Hollywood conservatives at an event, and the Coalition for Humane Immigrants Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA), has plans to protest.
A solid 62 percent of GOP respondents say the Supreme Court decision imposing same-sex marriage on the country was wrongly decided. The poll also shows only 51percent of respondents over all believe the decision was correctly decided.
“Cruz’s average tallies $10 billion more in spending cuts than his Republican colleagues. For every dollar of new spending, Cruz’s agenda would cut $8.47 billion in spending,” the press release states.
South Carolina Senator and Republican presidential candidate Lindsey Graham sharply criticized the criteria for inclusion in Fox News’ August presidential debate on Friday’s “America’s Newsroom” on the Fox News Channel. Graham agreed that the polling suggests he would not make
Projected attendance for a Donald Trump immigration speech alongside Sheriff Joe Arpaio far exceeds the 2016 candidate’s expectations.
I have only one criticism of what Trump has done. By focusing so much attention on Mexico, Trump inadvertently took the spotlight off the real culprit, the United States Congress.
Though the Republican Party claims to be the “pro-life” party, Politico reported Kirk, Collins, and Murkowski slithered up to pro-abortion Democrats to approve an amendment to the State Department appropriations bill that would permanently lift the restriction on funding organizations that provide abortions – one that President Ronald Reagan’s administration put in place.
In a surprise announcement this afternoon, Katherine Archuleta, the Director of the Office of Personnel and Management resigned suddenly after details were released regarding a massive hacking breach of over 21 million people.
Breitbart News reached out to the Howie Carr Show and nationally syndicated talk radio hosts Lars Larson, Bill Bennett and Dana Loesch to find out how listeners are responding to Trump’s campaign and the controversy surrounding his comments on illegal immigration.
GOP presidential candidate Gov. Mike Huckabee released a new campaign video that highlights the threat of a nuclear Iran. It encourages Americans to sign Huckabee’s open letter to Secretary John Kerry.
An immigration advocacy group, The Coalition for Humane Immigrants Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA), has planned to protest 2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump outside of the Luxe Hotel in Brentwood on Friday, where he will be addressing a group of powerful Hollywood Republicans known as “Friends of Abe” (FOA).
“Due to the overwhelming response for Saturday’s Rally in Phoenix, Arizona the venue has been changed to accommodate the thousands of people expected to attend and the event will now take place at the Phoenix Convention Center,” Trump’s press secretary Hope Hicks wrote in a press release.
Donald Trump has catapulted to the top of the Republican Party Presidential polls because he saying in plain language what so many are thinking about immigration.
Rep. Steve King (R-IA) said GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is right on his illegal immigrant comments, and he added that “three quarters” of young females coming across the border are raped, according to The Hill.
Kentucky Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul argued the US should keep the interim agreement with Iran in place while negotiating with the country and blasting sanctuary city laws as “inexcusable” on Thursday’s “On the Record” on the Fox News
Politicio EXCLUSIVE report: Breitbart readers like Ted Cruz!
On Friday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, former Bush and McCain adviser Nicolle Wallace, now a co-host for ABC’s “The View,” dismissed the suggestion that some of the 2016 Republican presidential candidates were fearful of fellow opponent Donald Trump. Wallace pointed
Breitbart.com, which boasts of having 18.7 million unique users per month — almost all of them conservative firebrands — is funded in part by New York hedge fund manager Robert Mercer, whose family is bankrolling a pro-Cruz super PAC as well as a political data company called Cambridge Analytica that is working with Cruz’s presidential campaign.
“You know, being the governor of [Arizona], the gateway of illegal immigration for six years, we had to deal with a lot of things,” Brewer said. Brewer spoke of the barrage of drug cartels and smugglers contributing to the violence along the U.S. southern border in Arizona, but pointed out that it’s not just an Arizona problem. She noted that that contingent coming up through that region move on to other states throughout the nation. That makes it a national problem.
The 30-second spot begins mentioning how Rick Perry “learned life’s important values” growing up in the small town of Paint Creek, Texas, and “as Governor, he put those values to work,” supporting pro-life and Second Amendment causes.
“An election version of ‘The Apprentice.’ You would take two dozen candidates and divide them up into two teams–say, a team of governors and a team of senators. And then you’d send them around the country, different primary states, have them compete against each other, do different things…”
They’re not sending you, they’re sending people that have lots of problems and they’re bringing those problems. They’re bringing drugs, they’re bringing crime. They’re rapists and some, I assume, are good people, but I speak to border guards and they’re
Donald Trump really is the GOP’s worst nightmare: He’s loud, dumb, confident and independently funded.
A group of California’s top Democratic lawmakers on Thursday introduced a bill targeting 2016 presidential candidates Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) after Trump made controversial comments about illegal immigrants from Mexico, and Cruz defended him.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump argued that Hillary Clinton was “weak” on immigration and driven by polls while criticizing Jeb Bush for his comments that some illegal immigrants come as an “act of love” on Thursday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News
