The New York Times frames Univision news anchor Jorge Ramos as the “Walter Cronkite” of America’s immigration debate, and establishment Republicans are bending over backwards to keep him happy.
Despite criticism from conservatives that House Leadership has demonstrated a less than forceful opposition to President Obama’s executive amnesty, House Speaker John Boehner’s office continues to attack Obama for his unilateral actions. In a dispatch from the Speaker’s office Tuesday
Univision’s Jorge Ramos declared that President Barack Obama is “establishing his power” on race and immigration and his executive amnesty is a sign that Obama intends to be an “active president” for the rest of his term. Appearing on Reliable Sources on
During his interview at the Clinton Foundation’s “Future of the Americas” summit in Miami, former President Bill Clinton told Fusion’s Jorge Ramos that, despite what happened with Eric Garner, in some ways race relations in America are “way better,” but
Thursday in an interview on Fusion’s “America with Jorge Ramos,” former President Bill Clinton said the release of the Senate Democrats report on CIA enhanced interrogations does not put America in danger but instead proves we are honest enough to
In an wide-ranging interview with Fusion/Univision anchor Jorge Ramos given in Nashville, TN that aired earlier this week, President Barack Obama discussed the state of race relations in the United States, given the recent circumstances created by the legal processes
President Obama says he isn’t worried about getting impeached, even though some Republicans are still angry about about his executive action on immigration reform. During an interview with Fusion’s Jorge Ramos, Obama was asked about the lawsuit filed by 17
Univision and Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos argued that President Obama “evolved” in his position on whether he had the authority to take executive action on immigration “maybe because of the pressure from journalists” on Wednesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News
Univision and Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos said that President Obama’s executive action on immigration was “paying a debt to the Latino community” and that he changed his mind on his legal authority to take such action because he was “listening
After President Barack Obama announced his massive executive amnesty on Thursday evening, Fusion and Univision anchor Jorge Ramos triumphantly declared that pro-amnesty journalists and Hispanic leaders helped push Obama on amnesty. Speaking in front of the White House on Fusion,
Univision’s Jorge Ramos is already celebrating President Obama’s planned executive action on amnesty, calling it a “triumph for the Latino community.” Ramos has been a passionate advocate for immigration reform–even swimming across the Rio Grande to highlight the dangers illegal
The Latino community will be disappointed if President Barack Obama does not grant executive amnesty to at least five million people and view those opposed to amnesty as “anti-immigrant and anti-Latino,” according to Jorge Ramos, who is arguably the nation’s
Speaking with Fusion TV’s Jorge Ramos, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest explained that President Obama would keep his promise to use his executive authority to enact immigration reform, but cautioned that he had not made a final decision on
Left-wing, ABC-owned cable TV outlet Fusion TV lamented recently that “undocumented” women find it “nearly impossible” to get an abortion in South Texas. In an October 9 tweet to advertise its story, Fusion said, “It’s almost impossible for an undocumented
Jorge Ramos is not boring. And he doesn’t hide his biases. CNN conceals its blatant liberal biases. And the network often mistakes its bi-ignorance for objectivity. On Sunday’s Reliable Sources on CNN, Ramos, the Univision and Fusion anchor whom Matt
LAREDO, Texas — El conductor de noticias Jorge Ramos involuntariamente nadó en aguas negras durante un truco publicitario en el cuál cruzó el Río Bravo, según un agente de la Patrulla Fronteriza que trabaja en la zona. El truco estaba
LAREDO, Texas — News anchor Jorge Ramos unintentionally swam in raw sewage in a recent publicity stunt where he crossed the Rio Grande, according to a Border Patrol agent who works in the area. The swim was intended to show
When asked about comparisons of his Hamas terror organization to the Islamic State (IS), Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) Ambassador to the US Maen Areikat told Fusion’s Jorge Ramos, “Any analogy between Palestinian factions and these forces of darkness is completely
Hillary Clinton called the name Redskins “insensitive” in an interview with Jorge Ramos of Fusion TV. The former senator joins fifty Democrats in the upper chamber of Congress in calling for the team to ditch its 81-year-old moniker. “I think
Those who believe that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton represents a hawkish alternative to President Barack Obama on foreign policy are due for a rude reminder of Clinton’s true instincts Tuesday when Fusion America airs her interview with Jorge
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Fusion TV’s Jorge Ramos that part of the reason Hamas hides rockets in schools and civilian areas is “Gaza is small.” “I’m not a military planner but Hamas puts it’s missiles, it’s rockets
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she wanted more Central American citizens to apply for asylum to live in the United States from their home countries. The Obama administration is reportedly considering setting up a satellite facility in Honduras
Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos bashed proposals to deport the minors illegally crossing the border and Texas Governor Rick Perry’s plan to send National Guard troops to the southern border. In an appearance on Tuesday’s The O’Reilly Factor on the Fox
On Monday evening, Jorge Ramos, the Univision anchor who recently took a swim across the Rio Grande River, said it was “absurd” for Texas Governor Rick Perry to send the National Guard to the U.S.-Mexico border. So @GovernorPerry is sending
Jorge Ramos, the amnesty advocate and fierce questioner, took a swim across the Rio Grande river on Friday to follow the journey of Central American children. Ramos, who is also a Univision anchor and has been praised by Matt Drudge
