With Hillary Clinton looking to become the first female president of the United States, women voters are likely to emerge as an even more critical voter demographic than usual. That would explain why she seems to be going hard at messaging in that area so early in her effort, even prior to any official campaign launch.
A report suggests that while Jeb Bush was deliberately keeping a low political profile during the last two years, he was actually busy planning the equivalent of a “shock and awe” campaign to win the GOP presidential nomination in 2016 in the event he opted to run.
For those who genuinely remember former President Ronald Reagan and his administration, supply-side economics was a lynchpin of his presidency, and high-profile supply-side economists like Larry Kudlow, Arthur Laffer, and Stephen Moore were considered key parts of his team.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush distanced himself from his family’s political heritage during a Chicago speech on Wednesday.
Is Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the current DNC Chair, considering a bid for U.S. Senate?
A Politico report claims she’s thinking about it.
Depending on which new poll you prefer, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) is either up big, or extremely competitive in Iowa. Both polls are good news for his camp.
Claremont McKenna College student Lucas Agnew has decided to launch a PAC for Jeb to counter Hillary’s support amongst college students.
President Obama teed off again Monday, keeping his plans for three days of golf in California while violence erupted around the world. Photographers were not allowed to cover the game.
The New York Times dutifully, because Jeb Bush is a Republican, offers a long list of favors and advantages he took for himself as a member of his prominent political family. It ranges from large to small, with something of a humorous item buried down the rabbit hole of the end of the article.
If David Brock’s goal is to push back against negative coverage of Hillary Clinton, he has only increased it this week, fueling the media meme that Hillary Clinton is a divisive figure incapable of running a cohesive campaign.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio released a statement applauding the FBI investigation of the murders of North Carolinians Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha, Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha, and Deah Barakat on behalf of NYC’s “large and vibrant Muslim communities.”
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has taken his strong opposition to Barack Obama’s push for new net neutrality rules to another media level.
Following a number of bad headlines over an extended period of time, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s popularity among voters in his home state has taken a steep drop, seven points over two months, according to a new Rutgers-Eagleton poll.
Hillary Clinton may think she has all the time in the world before officially declaring her candidacy for the Democrat nomination. But not everyone agrees with her, including many Democrats.
The media isn’t overly interested in certain Obama college records he’s opted to not release, but they somehow found enough curiosity to look into Republican Scott Walker’s time in school—even going so far as to find teachers willing to discuss his grades.
Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI) appeared determined to stay on his topic, when facing questions from the press in the United Kingdom on Wednesday.
Eight senior staffers at the New Organizing Institute (NOI) resigned after an appeal to the board to fire the group’s Executive Director Ethan Roeder, who was Obama’s top data guy during both of his campaigns.
Hillary Clinton’s current fundraising effort appears to be off to a slow start.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is the first Republican to open an office in Iowa.
Newly-hired Jeb Bush campaign chief technology officer (CTO) Ethan Czahor is under fire for past tweets that referred to women as “sluts” and mocked gay men, but others have surfaced that have a racial bent.
A new survey says Nevadans support Attorney General Adam Laxalt in his decision to join 25 other states in challenging the Obama administration’s “overreach” on immigration.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will travel across the pond this week. Quietly, he hopes.
Retired Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) has signed on as a senior adviser to the Convention of States Project, a citizen-driven campaign that views the federal government as “increasingly bloated, corrupt, reckless and invasive,” while endorsing a constitutionally legitimate process to correct America’s course.
Team Hillary is currently in disarray thanks to the very same type of divisiveness many believe worked to derail her campaign and open the door for Barack Obama back in 2008.
Senate Minority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-NV) is slated to have additional eye surgery on Wednesday. The battered leader has been long recovering from what’s been reported as an accident while exercising at home.
