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.
Thursday in Newton, IA, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told NBC News he “would certainly implement” a database to track Muslims in the United States. When asked if there should be a Muslim database, Trump said, “There should be a lot
Friday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush reacted to his opponent Donald Trump suggesting a database to track Muslims in the Untied States would be appropriate by saying the comments are “just wrong.” Bush said, “You talk
Proving once again that the DC Media lies are no longer effective when it comes to emotionally blackmailing Republican politicians, presidential candidate Marco Rubio picked up right where frontrunner Donald Trump left off on the issue of closing radical mosques.
On Friday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, the show’s panel, which included “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd, National Journal’s Ron Fournier and show host Joe Scarborough, hammered both right and left for comments made within the 2016 Republican presidential field
The Daily Beast identifies as an objective news outlet. Anyone familiar with the online outlet knows this isn’t true but it is still fun to point out when the left-wing bias gets as brazen as Tim Mak, the Beast’s Senior
Donald Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski took a clear shot at Senator Marco Rubio, who was recently chastised in the media for missing the Paris briefing to attend a fundraiser. Citing Rubio’s less than stellar voting record, Lewandowski also said, “If we’re serious about fighting terrorism, I would think it would be more important for that individual to be in the committee hearing getting a briefing, than it would be to be out raising money.”
“You talk about internment, you talk closing mosques, you talk about registering people, that’s just wrong,” Jeb Bush replied. “I don’t care about campaigns.”
The new poll shows that Trump’s support has gone up to 28 percent among Republican and independent voters who lean Republican. Meanwhile, Carson is now tied with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) at 18 percent.
Texas Senator and Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz argued that John Kerry should resign for being “an apologist” for radical Islamic terrorists on Thursday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Cruz said, in reaction to Kerry’s comments that there was
A story is making the rounds on Facebook that claims Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is calling for “ID badges” for American Muslims. The image on the story is of Jewish children wearing yellow starts during the Holocaust. Very frightening–and a lie.
Donald Trump’s populist pitch just got an indirect shout-out from a very famous French intellectual and author, Michel Houellebecq
MOBILE, AL — Under recognizable Secret Service protection, Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson addressed a crowd of a few thousand people at the University of South Alabama’s Mitchell Center Thursday.
Thursday on Newsmax TV’s “The Hard Line” with Ed Berliner, Republican presidential candidate Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said his rival Donald Trump is a “complete idiot” because he proposed unprecedented surveillance of Muslims, possibly with special IDs identifying them as
The owner of a famous comedy club alleges that a “prominent” Hillary Clinton campaign staffer threatened to run his club out of business after the club posted a video showing five comedians mocking the Democratic presidential frontrunner.
GOP presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) is introducing legislation to keep the people in the District of Columbia more safe, removing existing firearm ownership laws that some argue are restrictive. His legislation would also require concealed weapons permits to grant reciprocity for both residents and non-residents.
Thursday in Mobile, AL, Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson sounded off on the potential that the United States would allow Syrian refugees in the United States by drawing an analogy to current situation to that of a parent protecting a child from
Steven Spielberg has made billions off of his movies, including his recent box-office record-smashing summer blockbuster Jurassic World, which he helmed as executive producer.
Democrat senators today sided with President Barack Obama in the growing conflict between the president and other federal and state officials on how to deal with Syrian refugees in the aftermath of ISIS’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
One of two men arrested at a Donald Trump rally in Worcester was arrested in 2005 for planting a suspect device inside a Worcester Marine Corps recruiting facility.
Texas Senator and Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz argued, “seems more upset that Republicans are calling for protecting this country than he is that ISIS terrorists murdered 129 people in Paris” and argued “we need fundamental reforms to the visa
Speaking at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., Sanders said that he was “not happy hearing that we should close our borders from men, women, and children who have been displaced.” He also discussed the fight against ISIS, arguing that the bulk of the battle should be fought by Muslim countries rather than America.
Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina argued that the US shouldn’t put boots on the ground to fight ISIS “yet” in an interview broadcast on on Thursday’s “Varney & Co” on the Fox Business Network. Fiorina was asked, “Would you put
Kentucky Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul said that entrants to the US from visa waiver countries should “come through global entry” and that “people who believe in Islam” “need to be the boots on the ground” against ISIS
Thursday on Fox News, Rep. Mia Love (R-UT) endorsed Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) for president for what she stated was because of his strength on foreign policy. Love said, “When he came to Utah I saw him inspire people. He
GOP Presidential front runner Donald Trump says New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio “made a terrible mistake” when he shut down one of the city’s intelligence units that engaged in surveillance of mosques suspected of being centers of terrorism.
