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.
During the most recent Democrat debate – the one they held on the last Saturday before Christmas, so voters wouldn’t see it – Hillary Clinton falsely claimed the Islamic State is prominently featuring Donald Trump in its recruiting videos.
A whole host of pre-holiday polls show that Ted Cruz is about to have a very merry Christmas. For the first time since the collapse of Ben Carson, Donald Trump has some real competition. Nationally, a new Quinnipiac poll shows
New Jersey Governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie stated he wouldn’t take any position on legalizing people in the US until the border is secured, but declared, “Never a path to citizenship” in an interview broadcast on Monday’s “On
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, strongly criticized the Obama administration’s strategy against the Islamic State on Fox News Sunday.
Columnist Charles Krauthammer argued Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton should “quit at two” lies about videos radicalizing terrorists while discussing her claim that ISIS is using video of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump to recruit on
A.B. Stoddard, Associate Editor of The Hill, declared, “Hillary Clinton makes stuff up, this is a well-documented pattern of hers” while discussing her “made-up story” of ISIS using Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to recruit on Monday’s “Special Report” on the Fox
The Washington Post—Washington D.C.’s media outlet for the Democratic Party—showed its desperation to stop what it perceives to be the Donald Trump juggernaut, limning him as a white supremacist by association.
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) told One America News Network that he finds it difficult to work with Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) because of their differing “world views.” “I think here is a great deal of separation between
The Gang of Eight comprehensive immigration reform bill passed the Senate after a series of votes in June 2013. Democrats, who controlled the Senate at the time, unanimously supported the bill, while most Republicans opposed it.
On Monday, Weekly Standard editor-in-chief Bill Kristol tweeted out what the rest of the Republican establishment is thinking: better Hillary than Donald. Here’s the tweet:
Crowd-sourcing: Name of the new party we’ll have to start if Trump wins the GOP nomination? Suggestions welcome at editor@weeklystandard.com
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) December 20, 2015
In an casual remark, inserted in the middle of a story, New York Times reporter Matt Flegenheimer conflated Republican Presidential candidate Ted Cruz with the segregationist former Alabama Democratic Governor, George Wallace.
His withdrawal ensures his name can be removed from the primary ballot in South Carolina, which votes on February 20. A recent poll of the Palmetto State found Graham with just 1 percent support, even though he has represented the state in Congress for twenty years.
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton’s husband Bill Clinton is disparagingly featured as a “fornicator” in an Islamic State propaganda recruitment film.
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Mike Huckabee tweeted his post-debate question for Hillary Clinton.
Republican frontrunner Donald J. Trump has a massive lead in national polls. But it may be even bigger than it seems, because while most major polls are conducted by telephone, his lead in online polls is even bigger.
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton’s daughter Chelsea is pregnant with her second child.
Sen. Ted Cruz went after House Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Monday, arguing that he works for Democrats — including Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) — to help get their liberal policies passed in Congress.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson argued it wasn’t necessary for President Obama “to bring race into it” while discussing GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s appeal and that the controversy over whether ISIS is using Trump to recruit is “much
Monday on Bill Bennett’s radio show, Republican presidential candidate former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) defended his opponent Donald Trump against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s claim at the debate Saturday night that ISIS is using Trump in their recruiting videos. Bush
Sen. Lindsey Graham’s formal exit from the 2016 race exposes the unpopularity of the GOP establishment’s enthusiasm for overseas entanglements and inward migration, says conservatives.
MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” co-host Mika Brzezinski stated that people have “some sort of weird fear” of saying that Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did something inappropriate, like she did with her server on Monday. After Bloomberg
As Hillary Clinton knows from previous presidential campaigns, politicking means picking your food carefully.
“With Senator Lindsey Graham’s announcement, Republicans lost our most qualified, thoughtful, fearless and honest presidential candidate, not to mention the candidate with the best (and it seemed sometimes the only) sense of humor,” McCain said in a statement after Graham’s announcement, lamenting that the “bifurcated debate structure” kept the South Carolina senator from reaching a wider audience.
MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” co-host Mika Brzezinski stated that Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton only does media interviews “when a red carpet has rolled out, and everything has been negotiated and pre-planned” on Monday. Brzezinski said, “I don’t
Trump said nice things about Putin, after Putin said nice things about Trump, and all the people who thought it was ridiculous to portray Russia as America’s geopolitical adversary during Obama’s re-election campaign are beside themselves. Several of Trump’s Republican rivals thought his comments about Putin went far beyond diplomatic efforts to constructively build a positive relationship with the Russian strongman, especially since Trump not only failed to mention Putin’s repressive ways, but actively disputed the allegations against him.
