One of the top Democratic pollsters has seen the numbers, and they do not look good for Democrats heading into the 2014 midterm elections. In fact, the midterm elections could be disastrous for Democrats. The New York Times reports that
As the 2014 elections draw near, panic is setting in for President Obama and Democrats across the country. As John Harwood of The New York Times observed on Tuesday, “The very structure of the 21st-century national Democratic coalition makes its
Labor unions seek to organize Northwestern, Duke, and Stanford athletes the way they once organized Flint, Gary, and Paterson workers. Who could possibly object? “Face it: The jig is up,” William C. Rhoden declares in the New York Times.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is desperate for a platform that will legitimize the rampant violence his police force perpetrates on unarmed civilians. He writes in The New York Times Wednesday that after 1,900 arrests and 38 deaths, “now is a time for
President Barack Obama’s home state of Hawaii’s Obamacare exchange spent $35,749 per enrollee, a sum greater than the price of a new 2014 BMW 320i sedan (MSRP $32,750). “Just obscene amounts of money have disappeared into these state exchanges for
On Sunday, a day before Cesar Chavez Day, the United Farm Workers (UFW) union distorted the late labor leader’s legacy during a San Francisco screening of a new movie about him. The union said Chavez would say, “Si se puede!”
Obamacare, the plan purportedly created to provide health coverage for the uninsured, has enrolled just 1.7% of America’s 48.6 million uninsured. News of the disastrous numbers comes as nervous Democrats and President Barack Obama, ahead of the November midterm elections, did
On Friday’s “NewsHour” on PBS, New York Times columnist David Brooks was much more positive about President Barack Obama’s 2010 health care reform legislation than other so-called pundits that label themselves to be right-of-center. But he said only time will
On March 27th, Breitbart News reported that California Senate Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D) warned senator Leland Yee (D) to resign or face suspension. Yee “refused to step down,” so the senate suspended him. However, he will continue to draw his
Malaysia may lose upwards of $1 billion in tourism revenue as Chinese travel websites begin to boycott Malaysia Airlines over missing Flight 370. The renewed hostility has triggered a backlash by Malaysians who are frustrated with China’s antagonism towards their
Pursuant to the recommendations of a committee of attorneys commissioned by Governor Chris Christie to investigate the scandal known as Bridgegate, Port Authority Chairman David Samson (pictured) has resigned from the top position at the organization, Christie announced in a
ReasonTV: “A state like this where you see so much growth and so much change…having a limited government apparatus on top of that and a robust private sector has been really good for us,” says Erica Grieder, senior editor of Texas
If President Obama opened the International New York Times when he woke up at the US Ambassador residence Thursday morning in Rome, he would have been greeted by a full-page ad from the dissident “Catholics for Choice” telling him to ignore
With pollsters across the spectrum showing Democrats in danger of losing the Senate due to the highly unpopular Obamacare program, vulnerable Senate Democrats and those from red states are scrambling to pass bills they hope will give them political cover
In response to Opposition Leader Leopoldo Lopez’ Letter from Military Prison: Senator Ted Cruz took Lopez’s call for international condemnation of the Venezuelan government to heart, Wednesday and released the following statement in support of the jailed leader. “Jailed opposition
In a statement released by his press office, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz reinforced his support for jailed Venezuelan “political prisoner” Leopoldo Lopez–a reform politician known for building a movement against the late socialist President Hugo Chavez. Cruz registered his wish
Much to the chagrin of the “Morning Joe Conservative” contingency of the Republican Party, Joe Scarborough confirmed that he will not run for President of the United States in 2016. “I’m not running, and I’m not considering running,” Scarborough said
The New York Times reported Tuesday morning that the Obama administration is planning legislation that would limit the amount of private call information the National Security Agency could retain from phone companies and require the NSA to go through a special
After immense pressure from the American public to scrap the governments “metadata” collection efforts, Presidente Obama is strongly considering, and will ask the Congress to end the NSA “bulk collection” of the metadata. Here is the catch. The government, or
Cesar Chavez co-founded the United Farm Workers of America (UFW) union and was a staunch opponent of illegal immigration and La Raza’s radical policies. That has not stopped both organizations from joining pro-amnesty groups in using a new movie about
Bloomberg News editor Ben Richardson has left the company because one of his reporters, Michael Forsythe, wrote an investigative piece about higher-ups in China that was spiked by top editors for fear it would offend Chinese brass. Richardson, the editor-at-large
Disgraced former-Congressman and failed New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner will join Business Insider as a monthly political columnist. The column will be titled “Weiner!” and debut on March 28. Weiner was a sitting Congressman and Democrat rising star when,
Bill Clinton crony Terry McAuliffe barely pulled a win out of his hat in last year’s Virginia Governor’s race, but so far the new Governor seems to be an expert at partying but not so great at governing. In last
The de Blasio administration is frantically trying to undo the damage the mayor has done to his popularity by launching an offensive against New York City’s charter schools, according to a New York Times report. The Times reports that Mayor Bill
The CEO and co-founder of the organization that arranged for Dennis Rodman to travel to North Korea to meet with dictator Kim Jong-un and train the country’s basketball team says that Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen rejected offers to travel
