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.
A new poll of 2,000 citizens shows that Donald Trump’s immigration policy is more popular among Hispanic Americans than Gov. Mitt Romney was in 2012, even though the pollsters reminded the respondents of Trump’s most controversial and crude statements on immigration.
Wednesday on Mark Levin’s nationally syndicated radio show, Levin and his guest, GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump, discussed the Democratic side of the 2016 presidential race. During that discussion they keyed in on Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton. Part of their conversation
Republican presidential candidate and Texas Senator Ted Cruz argued, “there is nothing compassionate” about illegal immigration on Wednesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Cruz said, “Look, there is nothing compassionate about a bunch of politicians saying I’m so compassionate, I’m
New Jersey Governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie argued for making “the penalty for any employer who employs someone who is here illegally, twice the amount of money they made off of that employee” on Wednesday’s “Hannity” on the
The Wall Street Journal’s Nick Timiraos drops a truth bomb on the 2016 Republican primary race: conservatives might not like big business in bed with big government.
Sen. Marco Rubio is rising in the 2016 GOP presidential polls, as is Sen. Ted Cruz.
Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina criticized the double standard in the coverage of a man who said he wanted to strangle her whenever he sees her on TV at one of Hillary Clinton’s rallies on Wednesday’s “O’Reilly Factor” on the
Wednesday on ABC’s “The View,” an incident involving Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton having laughed at a former Hewlett-Packard employee’s stated desire to “strangle” Carly Fiorina, the company’s former CEO who is now a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination,
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump says that, if elected, he would close the loopholes in the federal privacy law to ensure that students’ personal information remained private.
NewsCorp Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch used Twitter to weigh in on last night’s Republican debate on the Fox Business Network, giving the nod to Sen Marco Rubio, while praising other candidates, including N.J. Gov. Chris Christie in the undercard debate.
Wednesday NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” released an unaired sketch about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s hair being controlled by “Scalp Team 6.” Follow Pam Key on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump spoke in praise of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin during Tuesday night’s Republican debate in Milwaukee, insisting that he was “all for” Moscow’s actions in Syria against ISIS.
Wednesday at a press conference after his remarks at Liberty University, Republican presidential hopeful Dr. Ben Carson was asked about what he would do with the 11 million illegal immigrants already living in the Untied States. Carson said proposed a
In our last epistle from the Bottomless Pit, we mocked the presidential ambitions of three Republican hopefuls: Jeb!, Ben Carson, and Donald Trump. And if you don’t like it, what’re you gonna do about it—tell us to go to hell?
Actor Bryan Cranston, who is playing a Hollywood communist in his new film, tells an interviewer that “aspects of socialism are a good thing.”
Last night marked the fourth consecutive debate in which Marco Rubio was not asked about his signature legislative accomplishment: ushering an immigration expansion bill supported by President Obama through the Senate. Now, moderator Maria Bartiromo admits it was “unfortunate” that Rubio had not been asked about his co-authorship of the Gang of Eight amnesty bill, because “you cannot look at [the job market] today without considering the fact that we have foreigners coming in and taking the jobs that Americans need.”
In what should be a major warning sign to the Republican National Committee, CNN anchor Carol Costello — who became infamous after she asked her audience to laugh at audio of Bristol Palin reporting a physical assault to the police
Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” the former chairman of Hillary Clinton’s 2008 presidential campaign and current Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D-VA) said it is a “badge of honor” that all the Republican presidential candidates at the debates last night attacked Democratic
On his Wednesday radio show, conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh reacted to the Fox Business Network debate the night before, in particular the performances of presidential hopefuls Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) and former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL). Limbaugh expressed
Republican presidential candidate and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee argued that it’s “not realistic” to deport every illegal immigrant, and “There’s got to be some kind of process” with a penalty on Wednesday’s “Mornings with Maria” on the Fox Business
Conservatives can deny ¡Jeb! the Republican Party presidential nomination. Really. Want to be part of that? It will take more than just voting.
One of the clear distinctions in the debate was on the issue of illegal immigration, where businessman Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz argued for strict border controls while establishment-backed candidates Jeb Bush and Ohio Gov. John Kasich appealed to emotion and politic. Perhaps the most interesting exchanges on illegal immigration were those that didn’t occur. Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whose Presidential campaign has been shadowed by his support of the Gang of Eight Senate amnesty bill, demurred from mentioning the issue.
After the Fox Business Network debate, Republican presidential candidate Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) told MSNBC’s Chris Matthews his rival Donald Trump’s plan to deport 11 million immigrants is selling “snake oil” and is “not going to stand the light of day in
During last night’s presidential debate, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush appeared to spurn an attempt from Sen. Marco Rubio to engage in some small talk.
Taking on crony capitalism, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas openly declared that he would not bail out the banks a la 2008. Dr. Ben Carson took that position as well, saying he had no interest in protecting bankers from their excessive risk-taking. Carly Fiorina spoke eloquently and at length about how Obamacare was a creature birthed by large corporations, including the pharmaceutical industry. She also noted that crony capitalism is one step away from socialism.
