Within hours of RNC Chairman Reince Priebus calling for aboycott of MSNBC appearances by RNC staffers over a network tweet that used a Cheerios commercial featuring a bi-racial family to taunt Republicans as racist,network president Phil Griffin ceded to Preibus’s
On Dennis Miller’s radio show on Thursday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus discussed his ban on RNC employees appearing on MSNBC and what action he hopes to have come from that ban.
In response to The NBC/MSNBC Clown Car Sputters On, Providing Grim Amusement For All: You’ll be relieved to know that I’m trying to get “Justified” actor Nick Searcy, who knows a few things about loving conservative inter-racial families, to go
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus is launching a boycott of MSNBC over an incendiary tweet from the network that suggested “the rightwing” would “hate” a television ad featuring a biracial family, Breitbart News has learned. “Until you personally and
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus gave his organization’s response to the State of the Union address on Tuesday night. Transcript as follows: Good evening. I’m RNC Chairman Reince Priebus. Tonight, we heard the same old promises from President Obama.
The RNC has passed a resolution to restrict the National Security Agency’s data-mining dragnet. During the winter meeting of the RNC last week, the committee approved a measure that would form a special committee to “to investigate, report, and reveal to
After the 2012 president election, it was clear that the Republican Party needed to take steps to give our presidential nominees a better chance at winning the White House. One of those steps is a shorter primary process. It’s my goal
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 (UPI) — The Republican National Committee Friday approved several rules changes that will condense the 2016 presidential nominating calendar. Committee Chairman Reince Priebus proposed condensing the primaries so that the GOP’s 2016 convention can take place from
WASHINGTON (AP) — Chris Christie may have been nearly 200 miles away, but his struggles in New Jersey buzzed through the hallways of a Washington hotel this week as hundreds of Republican officials gathered to debate the GOP’s future. Party
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie may have the support of RNC Chairman Reince Priebus and the Republican establishment, but House Speaker John Boehner isn’t hitching his wagon to Christie, telling Jay Leno last night that he doesn’t see BridgeGate “going away
Republic National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer criticized MSNBC anchor Alex Witt when she attacked Republicans for being unable to “strike the right tone” with their political rhetoric by turning the tables on Witt and going after her network’s recent controversies
While speaking before the Republican National Committee’s national convention Thursday, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee blundered his way into the mainstream media’s War on Women trap with comments that have already lit up Twitter, MSNBC, CNN, and elicited condemnation from
Yesterday’s media tempest in a teapot was brewed after reporters either intentionally misquoted Mike Huckabee, or were incredibly sloppy in relaying an especially fiery line from his speech to the Republican National Committee. He accused Democrats of wanting to “insult
With many of the RNC’s most prominent members gathered for its annual winter meeting, CNN asked Republicans how they felt about the scandals engulfing New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, the chairman of the Republican Governor’s Association. Like Chairman Reince Priebus,
In the 2012 campaign cycle, some Republican insiders grimaced as Mitt Romney absorbed blow after blow in the lengthy primary season, all while President Obama was busy organizing the campaign juggernaut that went on – at least from a campaign
March for Life attendees had a message for Andrew Cuomo after the Democratic New York Governor remarked last week that pro-lifers, along with other “extreme conservatives” had “no place” in their home state State. “We’re here, we’re pro-life, get used
Governor Scott Walker will propose $800 million in tax cuts Wednesday evening, representing most of the state’s $912 million revenue surplus. Half of the cuts will be achieved through property tax reductions, and the other half will consist of lower
The Democratic National Committee marked the March For Life by expressing outrage at the GOP for even participating in the pro-life rally, prompting a GOP spokesman to fire back that the DNC’s attack was “pathetic and sad.” First, the DNC
Conservative talk show host Laura Ingraham and the Washington Examiner’s Byron York discussed immigration and the efforts of some Republicans to further an ill-advised immigration policy on Ingraham’s Friday radio show…
Fred Dryer, actor and all-pro defensive end, told Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon that the Republicans are now a center-left party. On Sunday, Dryer joined host Bannon on Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125 and claimed
(AP) RNC to leave state parties, ads to othersBy PHILIP ELLIOTTAssociated PressWASHINGTON The Republican National Committee is largely getting out of the advertising business and instead will defer to super PACs and campaign committees to have a greater role during
A radical-leftist American Indian who was convicted of abducting, confining, and beating four postal workers during a militant crime spree has died. The New York Times began its report of his death by first listing all of the wrongs American Indians
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus on NBC’s “Meet the Press”:
Thursday afternoon, Sean Spicer, communications director for the Republican National Committee, lashed out at CNN for their coverage of the scandal swarming around New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. “Can you say conflict of interest,” Spicer asks. “CNN has Chris Cuomo
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus discusses former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s political baggage on CNN’s “The Situation Room” on Tuesday:
