By DONNA CASSATAAssociated PressWASHINGTON The movie “Zero Dark Thirty” suggests the CIA’s harsh interrogation techniques led the U.S. to Osama bin Laden. Sen. John McCain watched the movie Monday night and says it left him sick – because it’s wrong.
NBC News reports that US Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice has withdrawn her name from consideration as Secretary of State: “If nominated, I am now convinced that the confirmation process would be lengthy, disruptive and costly –
Today at a Washington DC press conference, Sen. John McCain called Sen. John Kerry ‘Mr. Secretary.’ Kerry came back by calling McCain “Mr President”.
Barbra Streisand, noted political scholar and high school graduate, cannot shut her yap when it comes to waxing eloquent on politics. At her favorite watering hole, The Huffington Post, Streisand castigates Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) for “fueling the flames of
John McCain, at a farewell for retiring Senator Joseph Lieberman, decided to make some jokes about Lieberman’s orthodox Judaism for the star-studded crowd, which included former vice president Dick Cheney, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano,
The fiscal cliff debate is a reprise of the TARP debate of late 2008, with the Republicans under pressure to do “something” to stave off economic collapse. This time, the threat is about a crisis that may be about to
Reuters: President Barack Obama gave a show of moral support to his embattled ambassador to the United Nations on Wednesday, calling Susan Rice “extraordinary” and prompting applause from his Cabinet during a meeting at the White House. Rice, who is
Americans viewed Barack Obama’s 2012 campaign more negatively than his 2008 campaign, according to a Pew Research poll conducted immediately after the election. Respondents gave Obama a grade of C+ for 2012, as opposed to B+ in 2008. Mitt Romney
Top Senators met with Ambassador Susan Rice this morning behind closed doors to discuss her involvement in the Benghazi fallout after the attack. Rice has been heavily criticized and charged with misleading the American people for falsely claiming days after
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), apparently frightened by Democrats playing the race card over his opposition to UN Ambassador Susan Rice for Secretary of State, has now backtracked, saying that Rice could change his mind on her qualifications for the position.
John McCain on FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace addressing Rep. James Clyburn’s accusing Republicans of being racist for questioned Susan Rice’s potential nomination as Secretary of State:
Black voters turned out in record numbers in key swing states like Ohio to reelect President Barack Obama in 2012, and some of the nation’s most prominent black leaders are now demanding Obama pay back this support in his second
The Hill, in its latest attempt to redirect the Republican Party toward the Left, is shamelessly plugging Chris Christie’s newfound surge among Democrats in New Jersey and New York as a testimony to his electability in 2016 as a presidential
The mainstream media, which has been instrumental in convincing Republican primary voters to back the last two moderate presidential candidates, John McCain and Mitt Romney, is back with its newest suggestion: nominate Jeb Bush! The New York Times is now
With the high-profile media endorsement of MSNBC’s Chris Matthews, the trap is now complete. The question is whether or not New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will fall into it. Of course the media’s happy with Christie. Just as it looked
Today, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) released a statement about reports suggesting that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence had removed references to al Qaeda from talking points given to UN Ambassador Susan Rice about the terrorist attack in
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is having his John McCain moment in the media. It’s hard to forget how eagerly the press and entertainment outlets like “Saturday Night Live” cozied up to Sen. McCain not too long ago. He was a
CBS: Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., insists that U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice has “a lot” of explaining to do about Benghazi Consulate attack, but so does the President.
CNSNews.com – Rep. Marcia Fudge (D.-Ohio), the incoming chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, is accusing Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz) of “sexism and racism” because the criticism leveled at U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice for telling the American
Barack Obama’s peaceful overtures to the repressive Islamist world have proved so successful in breeding a kinder, gentler world that he’s taking that same act on the road – to Asia. Obama is scheduled to visit the countries of Burma
Dana Bash, Matt Lauer, Soledad O’Brien, Anderson Cooper, Wolf Blitzer, Politico Chuck Todd, Dave Weigel, The New York Times… This is just a short list of mainstream media members who apparently don’t want the truth to come out about Libya.
Sen. John McCain launched a fierce counterattack on Barack Obama yesterday after Obama arrogantly called McCain’s criticism of U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice “outrageous” and said critics of Rice should “go after me.” McCain, speaking on the Senate floor, went straight
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) took to the well of the Senate Floor today and called for a select committee to investigate the Benghazi attacks and the administrations conduct before, during and after the raid. In strong and emotional language, McCain
A week after President Obama defeated Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election, questions continue to arise around polling results in swing states that don’t quite add up. In the key swing state of Ohio, where President Obama’s 103,481 vote
Republican Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain just held a joint press conference meant to make sure the Obama Administration’s appallingly incompetent, fatal, and dishonest handling of Libya isn’t lost in all the chaff the media’s throwing around the Petraeus sex
