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.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee announced in a video on his website what he plans to do if he were elected President of the United States.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz is going right after a voting bloc that many believe his Republican colleague in the Senate and presidential opponent, Marco Rubio, has the advantage with.
If National Review editor Rich Lowry was looking for compromise on immigration from Republican Jeb Bush, he’s still looking. According to NR, Bush “and Lowry tussled over immigration policy and tax pledges.”
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tweeted that she agrees with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, as she welcomed him to the race for the Democrat nomination, saying, “Focus must be on helping America’s middle class.”
Former White House Communications Director for George W. Bush Nicolle Wallace seemed to give an early presidential announcement for Jeb Bush in an interview with Yahoo’s “the Insider” on Thursday. Wallace said, “I’m so excited that Jeb Bush is running.”
IN AMERICAN public life, surprising angst is generated by the task of finding private jets for political bigwigs to borrow.
A.B. Stoddard, Associate Editor for the Hill said that the Clintons “did not want to be transparent,” “in their actions” and that the Clinton Foundation sounds like “a slush fund to enrich the Clintons” on Thursday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel.
Judicial Watch’s independent work recently resulted in extensive coverage of Hillary and Bill Clinton’s corruption of the State Department.
“Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer stated that the Clintons “almost immediately” failed to disclose donors the Clinton Foundation that they agreed with the Obama administration to disclose on Thursday’s “700 Club.” Schweizer said, “it’s interesting, the Clinton Foundation says ‘oh,
Thursday at the House minority leader’s weekly briefing, when asked about Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) announcing he will seek the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said it is “healthy” for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Partly a philanthropy (the Clinton Foundation), partly a platform for post-presidential private enterprise (Bill’s speeches and consulting), at one time a presidential campaign-in-waiting (Hillary at the State Department and after), Clinton Inc. is everywhere and nowhere.
The evidence is overwhelming and metastasizing: To co-opt a William Safire line, Hillary Clinton is a congenital rule-breaker.
A handful of deep-pocketed donors are reconsidering their gifts to the $2 billion Clinton Foundation amid mounting questions about how it’s spending their money and suggestions of influence peddling, according to donors and others familiar with the foundation’s fundraising.
An unprecedented ethics promise that played a pivotal role in helping Hillary Rodham Clinton win confirmation as secretary of state, soothing senators’ concerns about conflicts of interests with Clinton family charities, was uniformly bypassed by the biggest of the philanthropies involved.
Thursday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough in an exaggerated southern accent called former Gov. Howard Dean (D-VT) a “New England version of James Carville” for his refusal to admit foreign donations to the Clinton foundation while Hillary was secretary of state
At least four huge donors to the Clinton Foundation may be less likely to donate again after concerns about how the foundation is spending their money and numerous reports about the foundation’s lack of transparency, especially regarding foreign governments and
On Wednesday, Hillary Clinton made a far-reaching appeal for reform of the nation’s criminal justice system, reflecting a bipartisan shift against the law-and-order politics of the past three decades — and reversing her own shift to the right after starting her career as a crusader against capital punishment.
Sen. Bernie Sanders is officially an independent who votes with the Democrats in the Senate. But he is actually a socialist, and by entering the race, he will force Clinton to cover her left flank.
Columnist Charles Krauthammer declared that the Clintons “make their own rules and they take the money where they can” on Wednesday’s “O’Reilly Factor” on the Fox News Channel. Krauthammer said that controversies around the Clinton Foundation, is “going to have
A Rasmussen survey has some bad news for Hillary Clinton when it comes to any trust factor: over half, or 63 percent, of voters don’t trust her, and a larger number believe she used her role as Secretary of State to help some who gave money to the Clinton Foundation.
WASHINGTON — Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) on Wednesday blamed President Barack Obama for the racial tensions and unrest unrolling across the U.S., including the current turmoil in Baltimore, Maryland.
National Journal Senior Political Columnist and Editorial Director Ron Fournier dubbed Hillary Clinton’s campaign “an assault on the public trust” on Wednesday’s “Special Report” on the Fox News Channel. Fournier reacted to Hillary talking about rebuilding public trust by saying, “I banged
If Jeb Bush or Chris Christie win the Republican nomination, conservative icon Richard Viguerie warns, “it would probably bring into the open this whole civil war” over immigration. In fact, he cautions, it “would probably split the GOP.”
Florida Senator and 2016 presidential hopeful Marco Rubio made his debut fundraising event in California on Tuesday reiterating his theme, “this next election is a generational choice about the direction of this country.”
The main issue that Americans have with Rubio for trying to move this Obama-sanction immigration reform bill, is not so much that the bill acted as a springboard for amnesty of millions of illegal aliens, but because it helped legitimize two of the most liberal, un-American U.S. Senators, Dick Durbin and Chuck Schumer, both of whom represent everything that Rubio stands against.
