GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated “I don’t believe in the progressive model of you poor, poor little thing, you’re the victim and I’m going to take care of you” on Wednesday’s “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News
Donald Trump seems to be weathering a weekend of controversies surrounding his criticism of questioning from Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly during the debate.
Was Megyn Kelly’s performance “good journalism”? Here are her questions, evaluated one by one.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated that he is “totally opposed to killing babies” and “you have to look at the individual situation” in cases of the life of the mother, which he said was “largely spurious” as an
Columnist and former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan said that “a significant slice of the Republican Party would take a walk” on GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump “and you could have a Goldwater situation,” and questioned the general election viability of
Ben Carson said he wanted a question about immigration at Thursday’s presidential debate moderated by Fox News.
Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” Republican presidential candidate and former Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Ben Carson discussed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s comments about Megyn Kelly “bleeding.” Carson said, “Well, I think that may be difference between political correctness and courteous
Morehouse College Professor and CNN Commentator Marc Lamont Hill stated that GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson’s remarks on race were “a step further into racial amnesia and racial blindness” on Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Legal View with Ashleigh Banfield.”
(Ferenstein Wire) — Twitter still hasn’t solved its liberal bias problem; during a Republican presidential debate Thursday night, a self-declared European-style socialist scored the most popular tweet of any candidate. Democrat Bernie Sanders snagged a whopping 29,000 retweets (and counting) for slamming Republicans for “not one word about economic inequality, climate change, Citizens United or student debt.”
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated that he thought Rand Paul was the “least civil” person in the primetime GOP presidential debate on Thursday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” Carson said, “I didn’t expect to see some of the people go
Greg Gutfeld reveals his scorecard for the first Republican presidential debates.
Thursday night’s Fox News debate featured a bevy of explosive moments, several problematic gaffes, and a binder full of opposition ads for Hillary Clinton, as debate moderators grilled Republican 2016 presidential candidates with alacrity.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson criticized “purveyors of hatred, who take every single incident between people of two races and try to make a race war out of it” and stated “those who want to destroy us are trying
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson argued “the purveyors of hatred and division” are “having a field day in our society” in part because “we are not resisting them” on Tuesday’s “PBS NewsHour.” Carson said, [relevant exchange begins around 6:10]
Tuesday on “Charlie Rose,” contributor Al Hunt asked why Republican presidential candidate and retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson why he thinks he can be a politician with no experience when he would not want someone to do brain surgery with
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson said that if people wanted Planned Parenthood funded they should “take money out of their pocket” and “find other depraved individuals to help them” at Monday’s Voters First Presidential Forum in New Hampshire. Carson said
On Sunday, presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, speaking on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” doubled down on his comments from a week before when he opined “all lives matter.” Carson stated on Sunday that all the fuss over the “Black Lives Matter” mantra is “political correctness going amok.”
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Republican presidential candidate and former Johns Hopkin neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson said Donald Trump’s rise as an outsider without political experience has helped him because,” fewer people are talking about my lack of political
The Conservative Opportunity Society—founded in 1983 by Newt Gingrich and Vin Weber, among others—is a Republican members-only group that meets for breakfast every Wednesday morning when the U.S. House of Representatives is in session. Each week, Chairman Rep. Steve King (R-IA) brings in different prominent speakers to address the group—this week, GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson will make an appearance.
Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson criticized Planned Parenthood as “an organization whose founder believed in eugenics” and locates the plurality of their clinics in minority communities on Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead.” Carson stated that “multiple other sources,”
Paul has been adamant about finding a way to defund the abortion industry giant in the wake of the release of undercover investigative videos showing Planned Parenthood senior officials discussing harvesting the body parts of aborted babies for sale to biotech companies. “There’s a nationwide movement that we’ve been leading,” Paul said, according to the Washington Post. “We will probably send a millio
It’s still early in the 2016 Republican presidential primary race, but things are not looking all that good for Sen. Marco Rubio. The most recent Mason-Dixon poll shows that Rubio has dropped 15 percentage points from former Governor Jeb Bush among Florida voters, in comparison to the previous Mason-Dixon poll that had Rubio and Bush virtually tied among the Republican electorate in the Sunshine State.
When someone asks me to name the seven dwarves invariably I fall short. Let’s see, there’s Grumpy, Bashful, Sleepy, Happy, Dopey….Darn it, there are a couple more. That’s kind of how it is when I try to actually write out
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson wanted to be hands-on and inspire those working to spread his message.
In a poll conducted from July 17th to July 20th, support for GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump hasn’t taken a hit despite Trump’s comments about Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) on Saturday, July 18th, while attending the Family Leadership Summit in Iowa.
