
GOP WH Race Wide Open Thanks to Influx of New Money
The Republican stage is now set for a long, expensive wide-open primary funded by a multitude of big donors.

The Republican stage is now set for a long, expensive wide-open primary funded by a multitude of big donors.

New Jersey Gov. and White House aspirant Chris Christie’s wife Mary Pat Christie has resigned from her position as managing director of NY investment firm Angelo, Gordon & Co., presumably due to her husband’s likely run for the 2016 GOP nomination.

Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Ted Cruz (R-TX) are adding amendments to the bill Congress is crafting in response to the nuclear deal between the Obama White House and Iran.

Sen. Rand Paul’s son William Hilton Paul is facing DUI charges in Kentucky.

Fifty-four percent of American voters don’t think Hillary Clinton is “honest or trustworthy,” according to a new Quinnipiac University poll, reports the New York Post.

A new Quinnipiac University poll has Sen. Marco Rubio leading the Republican field, garnering support from 15% of registered Republicans surveyed, followed by Jeb Bush at 13% and Scott Walker at 11%.

According to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel item, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will be able to take to the stump in his bid for the White House and claim to have cut Wisconsin’s state budget yet again.

Former Florida governor and presidential candidate-to-be Jeb Bush has reportedly lost 20 – 30 pounds by embracing the faddist “Paleo” diet as he prepares to run for the presidency… and it shows.

The International Business Times (IBT) has a report about New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, the state’s takeover of Atlantic City, and Christie’s bother, Todd Christie, currently employed by accounting firm Ernst & Young (E&Y). While the appearance of impropriety may be unavoidable, E&Y is one of the so-called “Big Four” accounting firms. Consequently, their having business dealings with any city or state is unremarkable.

Is Marco Rubio an American? Is he a twin? What religion is he? Tip — he’s an American, non-twin, Roman Catholic and you can watch the 34-second Google driven campaign pitch to learn the rest.

The New York Post reports that NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio is trying to position himself to the left of Hillary Clinton, hoping that a groundswell of progressive support will lead to a “Draft de Blasio” movement.

Vermont independent Sen. Bernie Sanders took a shot at presumed Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton during a protest outside the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office on Monday.

Gov. John Kasich (R-Ohio) has filed paperwork for New Day for America, a 527 nonprofit group intended to “assist in fundraising as he seeks to raise his national profile ahead of a potential run for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016,” according to this Hill report.
Scott Walker is no wedding crasher. Barack Obama? Not so much.

According to a Politico report, “To many graphic design experts of both political stripes, Hillary Clinton’s new logo would be better off in the trash bin.”

Jeb Bush spoke to New Hampshire Republicans, aiming to humanize himself a bit. However, at times it seemed as though the quickly-paced speech of platitudes may have risked leaving the audience feeling talked at, as opposed to talked to.

When asked if speaking “truth to power” can get someone elected to the White House, said Christie, “I don’t know but if I run we’re going to find out because I’m not changing.” Also as to electability, he said, “I’m a Republican in New Jersey, come try that for a couple days,” pointing out that his state hasn’t elected as Republican to the U.S. Senate in 42 years.

Former Gov. Rick Perry of Texas is the first high-profile speaker at the New Hampshire Republican Party’s “First in the Nation” leadership summit.

“Reporters Outnumber Voters as Hillary Clinton Opens Campaign in Iowa,” National Journal reports.

As the New York Post points out, the Clinton camp is already fuming over New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s refusal to endorse her when pressed in a recent interview.

A Watchdog.org story claiming New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie avoided tax liabilities on a significant amount of money designated for official use is rapidly gaining traction in new media.

It’s no secret that after extremely significant and early buzz, too early perhaps, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has been struggling to get back in the flow of the now ongoing Republican presidential primary.

While Republican Senator Marco Rubio may want to usher in a new generation in American politics, his slogan, which appeared on the front of his podium today, is hardly that.

With news that former First Lady, Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton intends to run for the White House in 2016, Republican Senator and presidential contender Ted Cruz reacted with a statement and video calling her out over her “failed policies” while in office.

The mainstream media may or may not give her a pass, but today was the first day of Hillary Clinton’s run for the White House in 2016, and it was a massive communications failure.