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Iowa Update: It’s Cruz vs. Trump in 19 Days

Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas holds a town hall at Praise Community Church in Mason City, Iowa, Friday, Jan. 8, 2016.

In politics 19 days can be an eternity. In 19 days before my fellow Iowans caucus in local churches, schools, fire houses, and even homes the Republican field will have two more debates, we’ll be exposed countless radio and TV ads, and who knows how many trees have been sacrificed to send us mailers that most of us don’t want.

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Obama Job Approval Rating Lower than Nixon's

Obama Job Approval Rating Lower than Nixon's

According to Gallup, President Obama is tied with George W. Bush for most unpopular re-elected president since Gallup began measuring presidential job-approval in 1945. In fact, Gallup found that apart from Bush, “every president…has had a higher job-approval rating in

Loyola Students: Professor Required Us to Attend Van Jones Lecture

Loyola Students: Professor Required Us to Attend Van Jones Lecture

An event this past Wednesday at Loyola University Chicago featuring former Obama administration official Van Jones strayed far from the marketed title of “2013 MLK Celebration,” instead encouraging students to embrace a “new patriotism” and the “ugly-unequal founding” of America.

'Ready For Hillary' Super PAC Forms for 2016 Run

'Ready For Hillary' Super PAC Forms for 2016 Run

Hillary Clinton’s recent health scares were not enough to deter Allida Black and Judy Beck, two of Clinton’s strongest backers, from creating a “Ready for Hillary” super PAC last week.  “It’s a draft movement. We want her to run, but

Senate Confirms Kerry Nomination for State Dept.

Senate Confirms Kerry Nomination for State Dept.

(AP) Senate confirms Kerry nomination for State Dept.By DONNA CASSATAAssociated PressWASHINGTONThe Senate has confirmed Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry as the next secretary of state. The vote was 94-3. Once sworn-in, Kerry will replace Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is stepping down

Parents of Sandy Hook Victims Testify on Gun Control

Parents of Sandy Hook Victims Testify on Gun Control

Over 2,000 people lined up to testify at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford on Monday as state lawmakers conducted a hearing on gun control proposals.  Despite snow and below-freezing temperatures, the hearing was expected to continue throughout the evening.

Sessions: Obama Immigration Enforcement Chief Must Resign

Sessions: Obama Immigration Enforcement Chief Must Resign

Alabama Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions on Tuesday demanded the resignation of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) director John Morton. “Last year, I joined with my colleagues at a press conference with the top representatives of the nation’s rank-and-file immigration law

Good Riddance: Ray Lahood to Leave Transportation

Good Riddance: Ray Lahood to Leave Transportation

Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood has announced today that he will leave the Obama administration as soon as a replacement can be found. Over the past four years, the former Republican congressman from Illinois did all he could to undermine

Consumer Confidence Plunges; Wipes Out 2012 Gains

Consumer Confidence Plunges; Wipes Out 2012 Gains

Some in the media are blaming January’s 8.1 point drop in consumer confidence on the increase in payroll taxes that hit last month. But that doesn’t exactly explain the sharp drop the month before, or the month before that, does

Senate Republicans Have a 'Gang' Problem

Senate Republicans Have a 'Gang' Problem

The Republican Party has a gang problem. Over and over again, small groups of GOP Senators have broken with the rest of their caucus to negotiate side deals with like-minded Democrats. While well-intentioned, these “gang” compromises have tended to undermine

Eric Holder Goes Around Congress on Gun Control

Eric Holder Goes Around Congress on Gun Control

According to reports, Attorney General Eric Holder has begun the implementation of three gun control measures related to President Obama’s Jan. 16 executive orders. These deal with information sharing, background checks, and name registries. Holder’s action on them appears to

Former Mayor Blackwell: Four Year Fight for Second Amendment

Former Mayor Blackwell: Four Year Fight for Second Amendment

President Barack Obama met with big-city police chiefs today calling for gun control. In response, former Cincinnati Mayor Ken Blackwell explained to Breitbart News why violating the Second Amendment doesn’t make anyone safer, and how Second Amendment supporters can protect

Obama: No Border Security Before Path to Citizenship

Obama: No Border Security Before Path to Citizenship

President Barack Obama is set to reject the key compromise at the heart of a bipartisan deal on immigration reform announced by eight Senators yesterday. The president, who will deliver an address later today in Las Vegas, NV outlining his