Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Stephen Colbert said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is his over-the-top conservative character from Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report” with a “$10 billion dollar mouth.” Colbert said, “I’m a big fan of facts. I’m
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s “mystique” will disappear if he loses the 2016 Iowa Caucus. Kristol said, “I think he’ll lose Iowa. I think once he loses Iowa that’s
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” political commentator and Jeb Bush supporter Ana Navarro said if Donald Trump is the Republican presidential nominee it would be very bad for Republican senators in purple and blue states. Navarro said, “I don’t
Some conservatives say that Donald Trump is a menace to the Constitution, because he seems intent on picking up Barack Obama’s D.C.-approved extra-constitutional powers and using them for his own Trump-ian purposes, maybe even going further down the path to executive-order dictatorship than Obama did.
Sunday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends” Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump said if the Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton attacks him as sexist, it is “fair game” to bring up her husband former President Bill Clinton’s indiscretions. Trump said. “I think
Sunday on NBC’s Meet The Press,” when asked if going after Bill Clinton to attack his wife, the Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is fair game in the 2016 presidential election the Democratic National Committee chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) warned
Brent Bozell has called on conservatives to rally around Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) for the Republican presidential nomination. Ted Cruz is a good man and a fine candidate — my own second choice — but I believe GOP frontrunner Donald Trump is the candidate for American patriots to rally around.
Author and political satirist P.J. O’Rourke stated Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “will finally be exposed as a double agent,” criticized GOP presidential candidate Texas Senator Ted Cruz for “dragging in all these tired, sick, old social issues” and said
Columnist Michael Gerson said that because GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump is “an innovator in contempt” his complaints about Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton claiming he was being used as an ISIS recruiting tool are “not credible”
Despite much hand-wringing by Republican leadership, the GOP is actually complicit in the persecution of Christians in the Middle East because of its vocal support for Israel, argues Doug Bandow in a Forbes essay Saturday.
On this weekend’s broadcast of the syndicated “McLaughlin Group,” the panelists rolled out their winners and losers of year in the first part of the annual installment of the show’s year-end awards. Winners: Pat Buchanan: Donald Trump, American Pharoah Eleanor
Taunted by Republicans to declare war on “radical Islamic terrorism,” Democrats are turning to an unlikely ally: George W. Bush.
On December 24, author Stephen King tweeted “happy holidays,” even to “NRA types.”
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump responded to reports on Thursday that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is planning deportation raids next year to remove hundreds of illegal immigrants from the country, saying, “It’s about time!”
As the new year is quickly approaching, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump says, “Next year will be an interesting one” and that he’s looking forward to “running against Hillary Clinton” in 2016 “and beating her soundly.”
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s spokesperson, Katrina Pierson, escalated the feud with Democrat frontrunner Hillary Clinton on Wednesday during an interview with CNN when she said Clinton shouldn’t talk about the so-called war on women when “She has a serious problem in her husband.”
Thursday on “Extra,” Hollywood actor Clint Eastwood weighed in on the 2016 Republican presidential field. “I think there’s quite a few of them who are really good people,” Eastwood said. Co-host Mario Lopez asked Eastwood about his feelings on Trump,
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer warned that if GOP candidates are considering attacking Hillary Clinton over her husband former President Bill Clinton’s past, it could backfire by generating sympathy for Hillary Clinton. Krauthammer
In a recent interview, longtime comedian and actor Eddie Griffin said he would vote for anyone but billionaire Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, and added that he is tired of “professional politicians” like Hillary Clinton.
Thursday on MSNBC, the former Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA), also the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said in the presidential election debates, any Democrat—Bernie Sanders, Martin O’Malley, or Hillary Clinton will “expose” Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s “lack of
Thursday on MSNBC, Democratic strategist Julian Epstein said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is “appealing to the hate wing” of the GOP. Epstein said, “Well, I think she’s far ahead of Trump in most of the polls and higher than
Jimmy LaSalvia writes at Salon how Donald Trump has already won the “Drudge Primary.”
As the end of the year approaches, Donald Trump is solidly ensconced at the top of the Republican polls nationally. The man just behind him? Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), an establishment bugaboo. The establishment’s favorite candidate, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), is currently running far behind in national polling, a distant third in Iowa, and in a deadlock with Cruz and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie for second in New Hampshire.
Neal Conan, the former host of NPR’s Talk of the Nation from 2001 to 2013, is repenting for the fact that he had used the word “schlonged” four years before Donald Trump.
Ted Cruz is surging. He’s on top in Iowa. He’s gaining ground everywhere else. He has organizations in place in every state that matters. He’s raised more money than anyone except Jeb Bush. There’s a reason for this.
