PENSACOLA, FL — Before a capacity crowd of nearly 12,000 at the Pensacola Bay Center on Florida’s panhandle, Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump compared President Barack Obama to Jimmy Carter, taunted the media, and lampooned his political opponents.
On Wednesday’s “Special Report,” Fox News Channel “Media Buzz” host Howard Kurtz stated there is “little media outrage” over the Washington Post‘s depiction of Republican presidential candidate and Texas Senator Ted Cruz’s children as monkeys in a cartoon compared to the uproar
Thursday on “Extra,” Hollywood actor Clint Eastwood weighed in on the 2016 Republican presidential field. “I think there’s quite a few of them who are really good people,” Eastwood said. Co-host Mario Lopez asked Eastwood about his feelings on Trump,
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer warned that if GOP candidates are considering attacking Hillary Clinton over her husband former President Bill Clinton’s past, it could backfire by generating sympathy for Hillary Clinton. Krauthammer
Thursday on MSNBC, the former Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA), also the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said in the presidential election debates, any Democrat—Bernie Sanders, Martin O’Malley, or Hillary Clinton will “expose” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s “lack of
Thursday on MSNBC, Democratic strategist Julian Epstein said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is “appealing to the hate wing” of the GOP. Epstein said, “Well, I think she’s far ahead of Trump in most of the polls and higher than
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) finds himself in a precarious position this Christmas Eve: A New Hampshire newspaper is literally questioning, after a robotic, rehearsed talking points performance in front of its editorial staff, whether Rubio has a soul.
Jimmy LaSalvia writes at Salon how Donald Trump has already won the “Drudge Primary.”
As the end of the year approaches, Donald Trump is solidly ensconced at the top of the Republican polls nationally. The man just behind him? Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), an establishment bugaboo. The establishment’s favorite candidate, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), is currently running far behind in national polling, a distant third in Iowa, and in a deadlock with Cruz and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie for second in New Hampshire.
538’s editor-in-chief Nate Silver, who famously predicted the outcome of the 2012 election, outlined how the GOP establishment could throw the 2016 election to Marco Rubio.
Ted Cruz is surging. He’s on top in Iowa. He’s gaining ground everywhere else. He has organizations in place in every state that matters. He’s raised more money than anyone except Jeb Bush. There’s a reason for this.
Wednesday on Newsmax TV’s “The Hard Line” Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said Democrats are stoking fear among American Muslims that the Republican Party is against them. Cruz said “We’re at a time of war, and we’ve got
“Excuse me, where’s the lobby?” asks young actor Macaulay Culkin in the movie Home Alone 2, as he enters the historic Plaza Hotel gazing at the beautiful chandelier and the Christmas decorations.
Nothing raises the bitter ire of our corrupt, rotted DC Media like The Truth. These leftwing liars, these protectors of central government, these Babylonian Whores of bubbled-privilege will use any vile means at their disposal to exterminate a Truth Teller,
On the heels of the disastrous and obscene Omnibus Spending Orgy rubber stamped by the Obama Republicans in Congress last week – there is actually hope that we have turned the corner against the Republican Establishment wing of the Washington Cartel.
Despite the fact that her allies in DC Media have handed Hillary Clinton six weeks of the best press any presidential candidate not named Barack Obama could ask for, despite the fact this same corrupt media has launched an outright
Thursday on CNN’s “New Day,” Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), a candidate for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, discussed Republican presidential nomination front-runner Donald Trump and his popularity, which Sanders credited his ability to use the media to advance his candidacy.
Speaking in Iowa at a town hall event Monday, Hillary Clinton was discussing a recent veto of funding by the state’s Republican governor. “These schools throughout Iowa are doing a better than average job,” Clinton said. She then added a caveat, “Now I wouldn’t keep any school open that wasn’t doing a better than average job.”
On Wednesday, a Contra Costa County judge refused to reduce bail for a Richmond man who is facing hate crime charges and who the media have described as a “Donald Trump supporter” on the basis of his Facebook posts–even though he also admired Hillary Clinton.
Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” fill-in host Mark Steyn interviewed Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), a candidate for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, about his positions on terrorism and the recently passed omnibus spending bill passed by Congress and signed
In an interview with Simon Conway of WHO radio in Des Moines, IA, former Gov. Mike Huckabee (R-AR), a candidate for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, said if he does not finish in the top three in February’s Iowa Caucus,
Wednesday on Fox New Channel’s “On the Record,” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump defended the term “schlong,” which he used to describe Clinton’s defeat in the 2008 Democratic party presidential primary race, and said the Clinton camp is most afraid
A coalition of Muslims in Cleveland gathered together at a press conference on Wednesday to protest against “profiling” of Muslims in the wake of multiple terror attacks in Paris and the United States. Their goal, they claimed, was to bring awareness to their faith. But they also attacked Donald Trump.
On September 6, U.S. Marine Joshua Velez visited his brother in New Bergen, New Jersey, and was arrested for possession of a lawfully purchased 9mm handgun and hollow-point bullets.
“Hopelessly corrupt pander-bot 2008 Hillary is back!” wrote Drew Magary. “And remarkably, she seems to believe—yet again—that her lengthy history of cynical, bought-and-paid-for leadership somehow entitles her to the presidency, as if her entire campaign strategy is “I didn’t betray my principles and sell out every last one of my constituents NOT to be president, you guys!”
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is sending his Christmas and holiday wishes to everyone on social media, adding “I Love You All.”
