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ROCK HILL, South Carolina — Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is bullish heading into South Carolina’s primary on Saturday, telling Breitbart News Daily in an exclusive interview that aired Friday morning on SiriusXM Patriot Channel 125 that he believes he even has a shot at second place in the primary.

GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA— Sen. Marco Rubio was a no show here at the 2016 Conservative Review convention in Greenville, South Carolina. And it appears that the organizers of the convention had no idea that he was going to bail out on the conference at the last minute.

COLUMBIA, S.C. – Marco Rubio canceled his scheduled appearance at the Conservative Review Conference in South Carolina five minutes before he was slated to go on stage.

In an exclusive telephone interview with Breitbart News, Laura Wilkerson, whose son was tortured to death by an illegal alien, explained why she cast her early ballot today for GOP frontrunner, Donald Trump.

Thursday on CNN’s “The Lead,” Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) responded to Pope Francis saying of Donald Trump, “a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not of building bridges is not Christian. This is

The campaign of Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), who has been attacking rival Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) over a fake Facebook page, admitted Thursday that “We don’t know whether the Cruz campaign was specifically behind this Facebook post or not.”

Rafael Cruz, the father of Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), responded on Thursday to the attacks from rivals Donald Trump and Sen. Marco Rubio by saying that, “all that Ted has done is call out their record.”

The campaign manager of 2016 GOP presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) once pushed out the story that South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley had an affair with her former staffer, now one of the highest profile bloggers in the Palmetto State, the blogger tells Breitbart News in an exclusive interview.

Republican presidential candidate Texas Senator Ted Cruz argued that if fellow candidate Donald Trump is president “we will see liberals on the court, and we will see our rights taken away” and that he fears the same is true if

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley came out supporting Sen. Marco Rubio for President on Wednesday ahead of her state’s Republican primary election.

Wednesday on the Fox News Channel, Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC), who endorsed Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) for 2016 Republican nomination, predicted that when GOP field is down to two candidates, which he suggested could be Rubio and Trump, voters will

COLUMBIA, South Carolina — The campaign of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) issued a blistering rebuke at Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), the establishment-backed non-conservative frontrunner here in South Carolina, after it has come to light Rubio repeatedly skipped vote after vote after vote on important bills related to national security and defense policy.

Republican presidential candidates Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) are still going after each other in South Carolina, with Cruz’s campaign saying that Rubio has: “been reduced to spreading false Internet rumors.”

Actor Richard Dreyfuss angered his fellow Hollywood liberals last week when he was photographed speaking with Sen. Ted Cruz at an Iowa rally for the Republican presidential contender.

“The Rubio people are pushing — I should warn your listeners that they’re pushing the same narrative of the ‘Rubio surge,’ [and] that he’s now going to get second over Ted,” she said. “I’ve met some mainstream media journalists these last couple days who are calling me as a Cruz SuperPAC person and saying, ‘Do you see these things in your data? Do you believe it?’ Because they’re tired of being fed this.”

Pollster Frank Luntz privately trashed conservative talk radio hosts, including Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin, to defend Marco Rubio’s amnesty policy.

Sen. Marco Rubio couldn’t resist making a Donald Trump-themed Red Bull joke during a campaign rally in South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach this evening.

A new CNN poll of South Carolina shows Donald Trump with a broad lead over the rest of the Republican field in the third stage of the GOP’s 2016 race.

President Barack Obama says he still believes that Donald Trump will not become president of the United States and suggested that Trump will lose popularity as the election grows more serious.

Hillary Clinton is a red-hot garbage dumpster fire of a candidate.

Ted Cruz is getting hammered by his Republican rivals over what they call a pattern of unethical campaign tactics and inaccurate statements by the Texas senator who has shaped his White House bid around trust.

Slate magazine claimed Feb. 16 that the death of Antonin Scalia makes the seminal gun rights case District of Columbia v Heller into the new Roe v Wade.

A new weekly national tracking poll from NBC News shows Donald Trump adding to his lead over the Republican field, while Hillary Clinton’s lead over Bernie Sanders narrows slightly. Trump has the support of 38 percent of Republicans nationally, 20 points higher than his nearest rival Ted Cruz, with 18 percent. Hillary Clinton leads Sanders by 10 points, 50-40.

Tuesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL), a candidate for the 2016 GOP nomination, took aim at the party front-runner Donald Trump. Bush told host Maria Bartiromo that Trump’s tactics were not “normal” and

The answer is “no, of course not,” and anyone who tells you different is selling some potent snake oil. Socialism is the deadly and implacable enemy of liberty, which is what libertarians are supposed to care about. The notion that a raving statist loon who thinks the national debt should be doubled again could be embraced by libertarians threatens to unravel libertarianism as an utter fraud.

Daniel Horowitz at Conservative Review argues that both Donald Trump and Marco Rubio are guilty of favoring cheap foreign workers instead of hiring Americans.

Sen. Marco Rubio isn’t thrown by the visit of former president George W. Bush to South Carolina to campaign for his brother Jeb Bush for president.

A survey by Public Policy Polling finds Donald Trump holding a wide lead against the Republican field in South Carolina and a tight battle for second place, while a poll conducted by Jeb Bush’s allies supposedly shows Trump neck-and-neck with Sen. Ted Cruz.

On Monday’s “Mark Levin Show,” Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) disputed Sen. Marco Rubio’s (R-FL) claims regarding the passage battle of the 2013 Gang of Eight immigration bill. After he was asked about the Gang of Eight bill, Sessions said that Sen.

A new poll of South Carolina finds Donald Trump maintaining his large lead among likely Republican voters, but also shows Trump slipping slightly since Friday, while Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. John Kasich edge higher.

Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that she didn’t know what GOP candidate Florida Senator Marco Rubio was talking about when he said she supports abortion right up until birth, and that Roe v. Wade, a ruling

Media personality Glenn Beck, who is in South Carolina to campaign for Ted Cruz in the run-up to the first in the South GOP primary, defended the Bush family against what he characterized as the “shameful” attacks of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, and he castigated Marco Rubio for “aligning himself” with Trump’s “name calling.”

Pollster Frank Luntz acknowledges that he took money to help shape Marco Rubio’s political career, a fact that he did not disclose while praising Rubio on Fox News and on social media.

There’s a new world order emerging during this presidential primary, but it’s not the one the Bush apparatus envisioned.

Speaking to voters in South Carolina, Sen. Marco Rubio defended his participation in the Senate Gang Of Eight immigration reform bill, arguing that the bill that passed in the Senate as written wasn’t the final draft of the law that would be signed by President Obama.

On Monday’s “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News Channel, Republican presidential candidate Texas Senator Ted Cruz argued that voting for fellow candidate Donald Trump would lead to a liberal justice being appointed to the Supreme Court which would lead