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.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated the media should pay more attention to Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s “lie” about Benghazi at Tuesday’s primetime GOP presidential debate on the Fox Business Network. Carson said,
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said of the 5 million illegal immigrants impacted under President Obama’s recently struck down immigration plan are “going to have to go out, and they’ll come back” at Tuesday’s primetime GOP presidential debate on the
The debate is about the economy, but Fox Business debate moderator Neil Cavuto gave Dr. Ben Carson a moment to respond to recent media scrutiny about the accuracy of his biography.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated that he opposed raising the minimum wage during Tuesday’s primetime GOP presidential debate on the Fox Business Network. Carson was asked, “You have suggested one minimum wage does not fit all, and that
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s Republican presidential debate, party front-runner Donald Trump said the taxes are too high and wages are too high. Trump said “Taxes too high, wages too high. We’re not going to be able to compete against
New Jersey Governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie vowed China will “see cyberwarfare like they have never seen before” if they commit cyberwarfare against US and he would fly Air Force One over China’s artificial islands in the South
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s Republican presidential “under card” debate, fireworks erupted between Govs. Chris Christie (R-NJ) and Bobby Jindal (R-LA). Jindal said “I’m the only candidate running that refused to expand Medicaid. I am the only one that did what we
Republican presidential candidates Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee sparred over their spending records during Tuesday’s GOP undercard presidential debate on Fox Business Network. After Jindal said he was the only candidate who has cut government
Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s Republican presidential candidates’ “under card” debate, Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) said it was time to stop focusing on the small differences between Republicans and focus on defeating Hillary Clinton. Christie said, “In response to the back
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie did something at the GOP debate on Tuesday night that no other candidate had done before: he targeted Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton in nearly every single answer.
Ahead of the fourth GOP presidential primary debate, Politico is reporting the top Google searches about several GOP presidential candidates.
The GOP presidential candidates battle tonight (the undercard debate starts at 7PM ET, followed by the main event at 9PM ET) at the Milwaukee Theatre in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the Fox Business Network/Wall Street Journal debate. Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “MTP Daily,” Republican presidential candidate Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said without specifics on their plans, candidates like Carly Fiorina and Donald Trump will not stand up to Hillary Clinton in a general election, and Trump specifically because
On Tuesday’s “MSNBC Live,” NBC News Capitol Hill Correspondent Kelly O’Donnell said that while “Democrats have often been critical when Republican candidates have not corrected someone they encounter along the campaign trail,” “it was sort of funny” when a man
Campbell Brown, editor-in-chief of The Seventy Four, interviewed Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson who said while the public has moved on he is not convinced the media will ever move on from scrutinizing his past. Brown asked, “Do you
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin — It’s fight night here in Milwaukee as 2016 GOP presidential candidates will debate on the Fox Business Network. This fourth 2016 GOP debate comes as Obamatrade—and specifically the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) portion of it—moves to the center of the campaign discussion, separating the various candidates.
UFC women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey says her vote belongs to Bernie Sanders in the upcoming presidential election.
CNN Senior Political Correspondent Brianna Keilar stated that sexism seems to be “something that Carly Fiorina is dealing with more than say Hillary Clinton is” on Tuesday’s “CNN Newsroom.” After playing a clip of a man at one of Clinton’s
There is growing concern and opposition on Capitol Hill that President Obama’s unpopular Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade bill will be voted on during the “lame-duck” session, which will take place once voters have cast their ballots in the November 2016 election.
On the day of the Fox Business debate, the Breitbart News Daily radio show, hosted by executive chairman Stephen K. Bannon, lit up with grassroots listeners who had their own questions to ask the GOP candidates. Unimpeded by a media filter, these listeners — dismissed as “low-information voters” by the GOP Smart Set — were focused, astute, and expressed a patriotic concern for the nation’s posterity in tough economic times.
The establishment media has repeatedly hammered Republican candidates for not rebuking questioners at campaign events who say things that progressives don’t like.
Former Clinton administration vice president Al Gore said that he is not endorsing Hillary Clinton for president…yet.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton laughed when a man told her he wanted to strangle Republican candidate Carly Fiorina.
Republican 2016 contender Sen. Marco Rubio pressed for an expansion of vocational education in order for America to compete in the “global economy” while campaigning in Wisconsin Monday ahead of the GOP debate Tuesday evening.
Hillary Clinton appeared to have little interest in advancing the cause of women’s rights in Saudi Arabia during her tenure, according to recently released State Department emails.
