During the online segment of Fox News Channel’s “Special Report” on Wednesday, host Bret Baier asked his panel made up of Washington Post columnists George Will and Charles Krauthammer and National Journal’s Ron Fournier how the dynamic of the race
This isn’t to say that Donald Trump is right; he’s not. It’s to say that all the other Republican candidates are wrong. Every Republican candidate should have raised his hand when asked who would not blindly support the eventual Republican nominee.
A poll shows Bernie Sanders drawing more support than Hillary Clinton for the first time in New Hampshire–and his lead is outside the poll’s margin of error.
At a press conference on Tuesday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump criticized Democratic candidate and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders for having one of his rallies taken over by Black Lives Matter protesters, stating it “showed such weakness” and “I would
During an appearance on CBS’ Face The Nation on Sunday, self-proclaimed socialist candidate for president Bernie Sanders insisted that some criticism of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is “sexist.”
Bernie Sanders introduced a “Racial Justice” platform page on his campaign website Sunday that echoes and celebrates the rhetoric of the Black Lives Matter protesters. “Sandra Bland, Michael Brown, Rekia Boyd, Eric Garner, Walter Scott, Freddie Gray, Tamir Rice, Samuel DuBose. We know their names. Each of them died unarmed at the hands of police officers or in police custody. The chants are growing louder. People are angry and they have a right to be angry,” the page reads.
On Monday before a crowd of 27,000 people at the Los Angeles Sports Arena, comedienne Sarah Silverman introduced Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and offered a ringing endorsement of his candidacy. Silverman touted his “values” and “morals” as
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) packed the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena to capacity on Monday for a fiery speech in which he decried the “rigged” American economy and called for a “grassroots political revolution.”
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders stole a major union endorsement away from Hillary Clinton’s campaign Monday, cutting into Clinton-world’s hold on organized labor.
Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders drew the largest gathering thus far for any of the 2016 candidates, packing in 19,000 people in the Portland, OR basketball arena, and a reported 9,000 additional people listening outside of the arena via loudspeakers. Sanders, who
The Wall Street Journal calls Clinton’s plan an “attempt to address a source of anxiety for American families while advancing one of the left’s most sweeping new ideas.” It’s no surprise the Left did everything it could to heighten that anxiety before terrorizing people into a “solution” that would spread its sweeping ideas. The WSJ dryly notes that information about Hillary’s plan “will be a key element of campaigning on college campuses this fall.” I’ll just bet it will.
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) appeared on Saturday’s “This Week with George Stephanopoulos” on ABC and discussed Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders being forced off the stage by Black Lives Matter protestors on Saturday. Booker acknowledged Sanders’s work in minority
SEATTLE (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders spoke to a packed crowd Saturday night at the University of Washington campus about his commitment to criminal justice reform as well as addressing income equality.
At a Saturday afternoon rally in Seattle, Washington, Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders was shut down by screeching Black Lives Matters protestors.
(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.”
With the Democrat primary race well under way, one candidate for the nomination insists that the Democrat Party is tilting the primaries to ensure that Hillary Clinton can more easily win the nomination.
Thursday on Sirius XM’s “The Agenda with Ari Rabin-Havt, presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said tonight’s Republican debate will be good for “extremely greedy and selfish” people because the candidates will be talking about their needs. Sanders said, “Essentially,
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is taking his message to one of the most conservative colleges in the U.S., Liberty University. The Vermont socialist is slated to address the evangelical university on September 14, as part of the
Socialist United States Senator Bernie Sanders is now within only 6 points of upsetting Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, a new poll shows. According the WMUR Granite State poll, Clinton sits at 42% to Sanders’ 36%. This showing puts Sanders
So who does hold the trump card for Democrats? Who is the one Democrat who could keep all of Hillary Clinton’s supporters and mop up all the voters dissatisfied with her — all the while remaining at least marginally acceptable to the broader American electorate?
Only one man: Joseph R. Biden.
Columnist and author of “The Undocumented,” Mark Steyn said Donald Trump’s rise in the polls shows “the voter base of the Republican Party absolutely hates the Republican Party leadership and establishment” on Friday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Your
During a Hispanic Chamber of Commerce event, Sen. Bernie Sanders explained that mass immigration would hurt wages in America.
Self-avowed socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has put the powers that be in the Democrat Party at ease by saying that if he doesn’t beat Hillary Clinton and win the Democrat nomination in the upcoming primaries, he won’t try a third party run for 2016.
With their legislation to defund Planned Parenthood and redirect those federal funds to women’s health care facilities that don’t provide abortions, Senate Republicans say they are sending the message that their proposal is not about politics, but about the “moral fabric” of the nation.
Donald Trump is number one in a new nationwide poll from Quinnipiac University, with a seven-percentage point lead over all other GOP presidential candidates. Trump took 20 percent in the poll, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker comes in second with 13 percent.
