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.
Columnist Byron York notes that Sen. Marco Rubio has not been asked any questions about his greatest legislative triumph — the 2013 Senate passage of his immigration and amnesty bill.
The ACLU is calling for presidential candidates “to oppose the exclusion of [foreign] individuals from the United States on the basis of religion or nationality.”
With an unprecedented field of uniquely qualified candidates and an equally unprecedented number of wealthy individuals willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in the nomination process, the Republican political industry is fully mobilized in the most lucrative Presidential nomination chase in history. Given these circumstances, now is the time to study reform of the nomination process, especially the Rules of the Republican Party.
Talk radio host Rush Limbaugh criticized GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump for his remarks about fellow candidate Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia, saying the attacks raised “red flags” and that Trump’s attack on Cruz are
Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has ducked for cover amid a light barrage of tweeted jeers from Donald Trump, Ann Coulter and Roger Stone that dared disagree with his royal decree on Friday that Trump exit Americans’ 2016 presidential race.
Monday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest attacked Republican presidential hopefuls for the rhetoric and declared it to be endangering the country. Earnest said, “As it relates to the U.S. image around the world, people in other
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump released his health report and issued a statement on his “excellent health” on Monday, one day before the fifth GOP primary debate in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The leftwing Washington Post took its Republican hatred to an entirely new level Monday with a headline that pits Republicans against Americans. “Americans reject Trump’s Muslim ban, but Republicans embrace it,” the headline reads. This isn’t an editorial, it’s a
A new national poll from Monmouth University finds Donald Trump opening up a massive lead for the Republican nomination.
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — The Media Research Center (MRC) analyzed data from the first four GOP presidential primary debates to predict what the audience should expect for Tuesday’s fifth GOP primary debate, predicting the moderators will try to get candidates to fight with each other and GOP frontrunner Donald Trump will have the most talking time.
Tuesday’s debate, Boyle noted, is the last debate taking place in 2015 before the Iowa caucuses get underway on February first. Candidates need to lay out details for voters on how they plan to take out the Islamic State. “I don’t think rhetoric is going to work for any of them,” he said.
A new poll from Quinnipiac University shows Donald Trump leading in Iowa, while Ben Carson has seen a large drop.
Former stripper and advocate against what neo-feminists call “rape culture” Amber Rose announced her support for Hillary Clinton this week during a radio interview where she said of the Democratic presidential front-runner, “It’s just her moment.”
Proving once again that many of America’s political pundits are paid to shape public opinion through wishful thinking (disguised as analysis), Monmouth University just released a national poll showing that all this PunditSpeak about Donald Trump having a ceiling of support around 20%… No, 25%… For sure, 30%… is nonsense.
Actor Will Smith said during a Sunday interview that Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s “crazy” national security comments may force him to launch his own presidential campaign.
On Monday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, host Joe Scarborough explained why he now see the 2016 Republican presidential primary battle to now be between Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). Scarborough was very critical of their opponent Sen. Marco
With almost all of the D.C. Media on his side, other than his mentor Jeb Bush, Florida Senator Marco Rubio has failed to do much in the polls — certainly nothing that matches the recent media hype as The Savior of the Establishment.
Donald Trump has led the most successful push back against the Republican Establishment in recent history. For good measure, he has set political correctness back a few decades – and also taught conservatives and Republicans that they need not fear the media.
Salon magazine writes about the Republican party.
GOP presidential candidate former Hewett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina tells Breitbart News exclusively about the need for the government to engage the private sector in order to help protect American citizens from detected cyber and terrorist attacks.
(Associated Press) — While most of his rivals, GOP officials and a handful of foreign leaders have condemned Donald Trump’s call to temporarily bar Muslims from entering the country, many supporters of the Republican presidential hopeful have been baffled by the outrage.
On Sunday, New York City’s AM 970 host John Catsimatidis spoke with GOP presidential candidate Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) on his “The Cats Roundtable” program and the two discussed GOP front-runner Donald Trump. The Ohio governor said of Trump’s ban on Muslims entering
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — The presidential campaign of Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) is mocking the mainstream media after several inside-the-beltway reporters falsely predicted that Paul wouldn’t make the debate stage here on Tuesday evening. Paul, CNN announced on Sunday morning, will be right there on the main stage—not relegated to the undercard debate like New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was at the last debate.
CNN has announced that Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) will be able to make the Dec. 15 primetime presidential debate.
Sen. Ted Cruz has leapt up to 31 percent support in Iowa, 10 points ahead of Donald Trump, according to a new poll by the Des Moines Register.
