Carly Fiorina

Former CEO of Hewlett-Packard and 2016 Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina on Monday’s episode of ABC’s “The View” called on the Republican Party to “dump” former President Donald Trump.

Former 2016 Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina appeared to defend Joe Biden (D), whom she has endorsed for president, ahead of Thursday evening’s second and final presidential debate, advising viewers to refrain from getting “distracted” by “accusations” and “charges.”

Former Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina on Wednesday touted 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s leadership for why she is crossing party lines in the upcoming election.

Several high-profile establishment Republicans have expressed opposition to President Trump and have signaled that they will actively support his Democrat opponent, Joe Biden (D), in November.

Monday, Fox News Channel’s Tucker Carlson opened his program with a scathing critique of how the government responded to the chaos and rioting committed in the name of protesting the death of George Floyd while in the hands of Minneapolis police last week.

Appearing recently on the CNN’s Boss Files with Poppy Harlow, failed Republican presidential candidate and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina said she believes it’s “vital” for President Donald Trump to be impeached. 

During an interview broadcast on Thursday’s edition of CNN’s “AC360,” former Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina reacted to President Trump’s “horseface” tweet about Stormy Daniels by saying that such insults diminish the presidency and that Daniels, her attorney Michael Avenatti,

Conservative talk radio personality Laura Ingraham is eyeing a Senate run in Virginia to challenge Democratic Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine, the Washington Examiner reports.

California’s crippling five-year drought has come to a temporary halt in the northern part of the state, as roughly 350 billion gallons of water came pouring into the region’s biggest reservoirs over the past few days, boosting storage to levels not seen in years.

President-elect Donald Trump is considering appointing former Republican primary rival Carly Fiorina, who chaired the CIA’s civilian external advisory board during the George W. Bush Administration, as Director of National Intelligence (DNI).

Carly Fiorina, a former CEO of Hewlett Packard, said she spoke to Trump about the ability to “reset” the way Americans interacted with their government and the role that the United States played in the world.

President-elect Donald Trump will meet with two former GOP Primary rivals, Carly Fiorina and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, on Monday in New York City at Trump Tower, according to his transition team.

President-elect Donald Trump has stated his commitment to helping California’s farmers attain more water, as the Golden State prepares to enter its historic sixth year of a crippling drought, with a federal water policy in place that favors fish over agriculture.

Failed 2010 Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman on Tuesday indicated that she will donate big dollars to, fundraise for, vote for, and promote 2016 Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton for president.

Carly Fiorina released a statement via email in which she said the Ninth Circuit decision is a clear demonstration of the importance of defeating Hillary Clinton.

“I think feminism is when everyone has the opportunity, just like every man has the opportunity, to use every single one of their God given gifts and live the life they choose,” Carly Fiorina stated during her speech. “Mrs. Clinton, news flash — I’m a feminist and I’m not voting for you.”

The nation’s largest abortion provider is taking a victory lap. Planned Parenthood says Ted Cruz lost his bid for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination because of his repeated attacks against abortion.

Sen. Ted Cruz conceded his bid for the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday night after the Indiana primary election he called “pivotal” delivered frontrunner Donald Trump a win. Initial results in Indiana showed Cruz with 35.3 percent, Trump 53.6 percent, and

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump criticized rival Sen. Ted Cruz for not giving help to Carly Fiorina, Cruz’s vice presidential candidate, when she took a fall off the stage during a campaign event on Sunday.

On Fox News Sunday, Sen. Ted Cruz found himself on the defense, explaining what his VP pick of Carly Fiorina signals for his campaign’s views on outsourcing.

While campaigning for Ted Cruz and Carly Fiorina in Indiana on Sunday, Glenn Beck told rally attendees that he thinks Fiorina, acting as vice president, might take on the role of Senate Majority Leader, so that in a Cruz White House “you wouldn’t need Mitch McConnell any more.”

Jackie Mason skewered Sen. Ted Cruz for taking the unusual move of formally naming a running mate despite the likelihood of being mathematically eliminated from winning the GOP presidential nomination short of a contested convention.

Carly Fiorina is blasting Donald Trump for prematurely declaring the Republican presidential primary over.

“We are all in,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) told a packed room of California Republicans on Saturday afternoon, vowing to stop frontrunner Donald Trump in the state on June 7.

Friday on PBS’ “NewsHour,” while comparing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s wins in last Tuesday’s primaries with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) announcing Carly Fiorina as his choice for vice president, and his deal to target their resources in different states

BURLINGAME, California — GOP frontrunner Donald Trump looks like the early favorite ahead of the California GOP primary election on June 7th, according to the buzz at the California GOP Convention in Burlingame, California.

On Friday, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz‘s vice presidential pick, Carly Fiorina, criticized Donald Trump for calling former boxer and convicted rapist Mike Tyson a “tough guy,” after Tyson endorsed Trump. Fiorina said, “By the way, if I could just

Political Strategist Matt Palumbo told Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Stephan K. Bannon that Ted Cruz announcing Carly Fiorina as his VP pick appears to be helping the campaign in the short-term, particularly with fundraising, but it’s likely not enough to win him the nomination in the end.

“Cruz had to do something,” he said. “He had to do something because the straight line projection showed Trump headed toward a first ballot nomination. And he very well may be headed toward a first ballot nomination. But at least this gives people pause and it did change the storyline, at least for 24 hours.”

When SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon asked on Breitbart News Daily whether Ted Cruz’s pick of Carly Fiorina as his potential running mate was a “smart move,” Breitbart News legal editor Ken Klukowski answered that because of the corporate CEO’s years of work with the CIA, “Between economic and domestic policy and these foreign matters, Carly Fiorina actually brings a full deck of cards to the table, and people have been talking about her for a while as a potential vice-presidential pick.”

Ted Cruz’s vice presidential pick Carly Fiorina is calling for John Kasich to exit the Republican nomination race following a supposed alliance made between the Cruz and Kasich campaigns in which they would focus on competing against frontrunner Donald Trump in

The Ted Cruz campaign has rolled out a new line of “Cruz-Fiorina” gear after Cruz announced his running mate in the event that he comes from behind and wins the Republican nomination on a second ballot in Cleveland.

Thursday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) said Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz, (R-TX) has shown he has “no judgment whatsoever by choosing” Carly Fiorina as a running mate. Boxer said, “[S]he has now agreed to be

Conservative women leaders are praising Sen. Ted Cruz’s announcement of former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina as his running mate if he wins the Republican nomination.

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is mocking the decision by rival Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) to select Carly Fiorina as his potential vice presidential pick.

Sarah Palin swatted Ted Cruz’s decision to name a runningmate, writing, “It’s smarter to actually put the ball through the HOOP before you claim victory.”