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.
HBO’s “Real Time” host Bill Maher argued that the success of GOP presidential candidates Donald Trump and Dr. Ben Carson proves “Americans are dumb” and need to have longer elections. Maher said, “if you’re following the presidential race, you know
Among a slew of media sources on Friday trying to cast doubt on Dr. Ben Carson’s claims that early in life he turned himself around from a violence-prone childhood, CNN published a piece on Carson that seemed to downplay facts that would substantiate his claims.
Fifty dollars: that’s the rate you’d get for putting your children in a pro-Hillary Clinton video directed by a Democrat activist named Luke Montgomery, a.k.a. The Artist Formerly Known As Sissyfag—a man whose career has been repeatedly having children say obscene things on camera.
The mainstream news publication Politico rushed Friday to try to absolve Hillary Clinton of her classified-email scandal, but the Obama administration’s Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, disputed the newspaper’s report.
Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized the opposition to Houston’s recently-rejected non-discrimination ordinance as based in “fear” and “anxiety” and dismissed the “bathroom issue” as “totally without merit” at MSNBC’s Democratic candidate forum on Friday.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stated that fellow Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson’s story about his violent past and subsequent redemption has “something very strange in it” adding, “You don’t get better. You know what makes you better? Pills
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton doubled down on her assertion that the Right was seeking a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage in the 1990s.
MSNBC host Chris Matthews physically pushed aside an earnest young white “Black Lives Matter” supporter because the man was blocking an African-American Black Lives Matter supporter from view.
When Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders asked the audience to appreciate the value of the men and women who have sacrificed to serve their country, he received only a smattering of applause.
“The reason we have a debt is because George W. Bush led us into war,” Democratic presidential candidate Gov. Martin O’Malley told Rachel Maddow at a candidate forum in South Carolina Friday.
Friday on MSNBC’s Democratic candidates forum hosted by Rachel Maddow, Democratic presidential candidate former Gov. Martin O’Malley (D-MD) slammed his opponent Hillary Clinton for changing her position on the Keystone pipeline saying “leadership is about being clear about your principles.” When host
Democratic presidential candidate Gov. Martin O’Malley said that “our economy isn’t money, it’s people,” at a candidate forum in South Carolina Friday hosted by MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow.
Friday on MSNBC’s “Hardball,” while discussing Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) not getting support from African-American Democrats, MSNBC corespondent Joy Reid described Sanders as “clumsy” on issues of race.” Reid said, “At the risk of getting a hostile
Kentucky Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul declared Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton “a neo-con” and argued, “she and Marco Rubio they are very similar on their foreign policy” on Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s
Friday at a press conference, Dr. Ben Carson, a candidate for the 2016 Republican nomination addressed a Politico story that suggested he fabricated parts of his personal story in his autobiography “Gifted Hands” regarding a claim he received a scholarship offer to the
On his Friday radio show, Rush Limbaugh attacked a Politico story published earlier in the day that suggested Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson fabricated parts of his personal story detailed in his autobiography “Gifted Hands,” particularly regarding a claim of receiving
Hispanic activist are staging a second protest of GOP candidate Donald Trump’s appearance on “Saturday Night Live,” calling it a “Marcha to Stop the Hate.”
A Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, when asked about the possibility of a thorough investigation into the Clinton email allegations, said, “They really don’t want to [mess] with us on this. Trust me.”
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson reacted to questions over his past by the press and criticism lobbed his way by fellow candidate Donald Trump on Friday’s “Sean Hannity Show.” Carson stated that Politico’s story about his past with West
Politico has rewritten the headline, lede, and several portions of the text of an article accusing Ben Carson of “fabricating” part of his personal biography involving the Military Academy at West Point.
Subsequent events may have loomed larger in Friday’s campaign diary for Dr. Ben Carson, but it’s worth taking a look at the exchange where he supposedly became “angry and combative” on CNN, as Mediate put it. Reporters are hitting Carson with something every Republican candidate should be ready for, as the 2016 campaign unfolds: the latest version of the classic False Choice of liberalism.
Dr. Ben Carson is pushing back as he faces increasingly tough attacks from the established media, his business manager Armstrong Williams tells Breitbart News’ chairman Steve Bannon.
Politico’s Carson story meets the Dan Rather standard of “fake but accurate”–that is, a lie validated by a left-wing “larger truth.” This is not the first time we conservatives have fallen for it, but it should be the last.
Friday on Fox News Channel’s “The Real Story,” host Gretchen Carlson called out the co-hosts of ABC’s “The View” for how they handled Republican presidential candidate and former CEO of Hewlett-Packard Carly Fiorina appearance today after they had made comments
GOP candidate Donald Trump says he vetoed acting in “risqué” skits in his upcoming “Saturday Night Live” appearance so as not to offend the sensibilities of Iowa voters, who will take to the polls in the first-in-the-nation caucuses in February.
