CNN has projected with less than 4% of the vote counted in Connecticut that Chris Murphy has defeated Republican candidate Linda McMahon. That seat was vacated by a Republican, which means that Republicans drop another Senate seat.
CNN’s Candy Crowley at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center on Tuesday said that, given a second chance, she would insert herself again into the Presidential debate as she did in October. Leahy, Breitbart News: If you had to do
Walked back into the TV room to catch Rudy Giuliani ripping Obama for ignoring the requests for extra security at Benghazi — just hammering him. CNN anchor Erin Burnett couldn’t think of any way to spin it, so the conversation
CNN’s Chief Political Analyst David Gergen said that the President definitely has the edge going into today’s election. Transcript: David Gergen: My gut tells me that contrary to what we normally see — normally in the final weekend the
CNN’s 1600 Report blog is currently featuring a photo of aging rocker Bruce Springsteen at a rally for Obama in Wisconsin today. The headline reads, “Springsteen energizes Obama’s final sprint.” One might think it would be interesting, though, to compare
CNN has no time to look into the FEMA mess currently unfolding on Staten Island or the White House Libya cover up, but CNN’s Gary Tuchman is all over how the Mormon Church excommunicates and/or “reprograms” gays. Tuchman even stalked the
Could President Obama win reelection tomorrow? Sure, its possible. Is he so favored to win reelection that any argument that Romney will win is irrational and a denial of reality? Of course not. But, certain nether-regions of the left and
Once again, President Obama is taking Governor Mitt Romney out of context. In a 2007 CNN Republican presidential debate the panel was asked, “If hypothetically Roe v Wade was overturned, and the Congress passed a federal ban on all abortion,
Today, all around the media landscape, we have finally come together to become Poll Truthers — those who dare question the results of polls based on their methodology. Just a few weeks ago, anyone in New Media who dared question the juicy-juiced-juicery
Massive FEMA supply chain failures have resulted in shortages of bottled water, food, gasoline, shelter,power and clothing across New Jersey and metropolitan New York, where victims of Hurricane Sandy are angrily calling President Obama’s response no better–and in some regards worse–than President Bush’s
The latest CNN national poll of likely voters, which shows a 49%-49% tie between Republican challenger Mitt Romney and incumbent President Barack Obama, is either absurd, or very good news for the GOP–or both. Romney has gained 3 points since
American Red Cross President Gail McGovern responded to criticism regarding delayed response efforts to Superstorm Sandy on CNN’s Piers Morgan.
True the Vote senior adviser and attorney, J. Christian Adams, had strong words for Democratic Congressional Rep. Elijah Cummings yesterday during a CNN segment. The interview, conducted by CNN’s Joe Johns, allowed both left-of-center and right-of-center advocates to voice their
CNN’s Candy Crowley on Sunday’s State of the Union, said “President Romney” in a question to Ohio’s Rob Portman
On Tuesday, October 30, the day after Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey, New York City, and Long Island with devastating losses, Mitt Romney converted his Kettering, Ohio campaign rally into a storm relief effort. He personally loaded bottled water onto
The Federal Emergency Management Administration uses a curious phrase in its website’s description of the agency’s role in responding to Hurricane Sandy: The entire federal family continues to lean forward to support the states, tribes and communities in their ongoing response efforts
If you want to understand why voters no longer trust pollsters, look no further than the latest CNN poll of Ohio voters, showing President Barack Obama with a 50%-47% lead over Gov. Mitt Romney–a result that is within the poll’s
Democrats and Republicans alike agree that jobs and the economy are the dominant issues that will drive Tuesday’s presidential outcome. Here, then, is a look at nine economic facts facing Americans as they head to the polls: 1. Every fifth
Two days after President Obama flew into storm-ravaged New Jersey on Wednesday for a 90 minute photo op with Governor Christie, parts of the state have descended into what one local resident calls “an apocalyptic vision.” On Friday, in an
In January of 2009, when President Obama took office, the unemployment rate was 7.8%. Four years and around $5 trillion dollars in debt later, it’s 7.9%. When Obama took office the long-term unemployment (U-6) rate was 14.2%. Today, it’s 14.6%.
FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate talks to CNN’s Erin Burnett about why it took days to get help to Staten Island.
Attacks on the True the Vote movement in Ohio reveal the disingenuous nature of the leftists’ “voter integrity” efforts. The attacks originate from predominantly Democratic Party aligned groups and they attack real citizen-led attempts to ensure the integrity of our
How desperate is hurricane-ravaged New Jersey? Not desperate enough to suspend a union monopoly that keeps the state in the bottom ten states for economic competitiveness (and #48 for business friendliness). Relief crews from Alabama who were specifically called to New
