Fresh off his appearance in the owner’s box at Sunday’s unlikely comeback in Dallas, Governor Chris Christie is looking forward to cheering for the Cowboys in their upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers.
Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI) argued that the Republican Party will win elections if it focuses on appealing working class voters on Friday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” “The bread and butter of what makes my state work and I think makes this
Common Core has quickly become the issue that could very well derail any future state or federal elections, especially those hotly contested Republican primary races.During a panel discussion at the annual RGA meeting in Florida, Ohio Governor John Kasich backed
In an interview that aired on Milwaukee, WI FOX affiliate WITI on Sunday night, Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI) downplayed his presidential ambitions and the possibilities of a run for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. Partial transcript as follows: LOWE: Everything
Bill Kristol, Editor of The Weekly Standard, dubbed Jeb Bush “wildly overrated,” and “the most overrated candidate” among the 2016 field in an interview on Tuesday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” Kristol briefly sung the praises of Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI), saying
Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI) discussed 2016 presidential possibilities. Walker maintained his plan is to serve the four years of his governor’s term, but left the door open for a potential 2016 run. He was
After winning re-election last Tuesday, Republican Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said Hillary Clinton was a “big loser” in the midterms and embodies “everything that’s wrong with Washington.” Walker, whose re-election has made him a top presidential contender, is not the
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus argued that “the dynamics have changed” and the president has “unified” “the majority of the country against his immigration policies” on Friday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” “The dynamics have changed. And the dynamics changed, because the President
You’ll read some thorough, well-researched analysis about what the 2014 midterm election wave means for various potential 2016 presidential candidates. I think the time is right for some guy out in flyover country to whip a quick post off the
Tuesday night Wisconsin’s Republican Gov. Scott Walker won a second term with his defeat of Democratic challenger Mary Burke. Follow Pam Key on Twitter @pamkeyNEN
If Republican governors win big on Tuesday, expect New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, the head of the Republican Governors Association, to take some credit as he eyes a presidential run in 2016. Christie has demonstrated his willingness to work hard.
On Friday, Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA), in an act of pure political desperation, has now labeled her own constituency racist and sexist. “I’ll be very, very honest with you,” Landrieu said. “The South has not always been the friendliest place
Two weeks ago, among likely voters, the widely-respected Marquette Law School poll showed the gubernatorial race in Wisconsin all tied up at 47% among likely voters between Democrat Mary Burke and incumbent Republican Governor Scott Walker. A poll released today,
Politico’s article on the dust-up between Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker – currently running neck and neck with his Democrat challenger Mary Burke – and the head of the Republican Governor’s Association, Chris Christie, has Walker sounding bitter that Christie won’t
Talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin alleged that Republican Governor’s Association Chairman Chris Christie (NJ), wants Governor Scott Walker (R-WS) “taken down” on Monday. “Scott Walker is in trouble, the Republican Governor’s Association is sitting
Friday on PBS’s “NewsHour,” syndicated columnist Mark Shields pointied out, “among young Republicans, 61 percent of republicans — young Republicans under the age of 30 are in favor of same-sex marriage.” New York Times columnist David Brooks “applauded,” the GOP
The NRA has launched a new ad in Wisconsin which highlights Governor Scott Walker’s (R) support of the Second Amendment and the passage of concealed carry during his first term. Walker signed concealed carry legislation into law on July 8,
If you thought the Union-led recall campaign against Scott Walker would be his toughest race – you were wrong. A new independent poll shows that he is in a TIE with his Democratic opponent for re-election. And it’s because national
BuzzFeed reported Thursday that Susan Wismer, the Democratic Party’s gubernatorial nominee in South Dakota, has been caught plagiarizing from the already plagiarized jobs plan of the party’s Wisconsin gubernatorial nominee, Mary Burke. Wismer also plagiarized from the Democratic Party’s gubernatorial nominee in
Before she accused Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI) of giving women the “back of his hand,” Democratic National Committee chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) said the same thing about Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL). In the beginning of September, Wasserman Schultz
When one talks Republican policy and politics, from the size and cost of government to the role of some notoriously out-sized GOP enemies such as public sector unions, including in education, there may not be a more critical battle space
When one talks Republican policy and politics, from the size and cost of government to the role of some notoriously out-sized GOP enemies such as public sector unions, including in education, there may not be a more critical battle space nationally-speaking,
Mary Burke, Scott Walker’s gubernatorial opponent in Wisconsin, plagiarized large swaths of her jobs plan from previous Democrat candidates. As first reported at BuzzFeed, huge chunks, full paragraphs were copied almost word for word by the Democrat without attribution. After
On Friday, Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke stood by her plagiarized jobs plan, a key element of which criticized the practice of outsourcing American manufacturing jobs overseas. Despite standing by her plagiarized criticism of outsourcing in her campaign document,
As John Sexton related on Friday, the Justice Department hasn’t been able to find anything liking New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to the “Bridgegate” scandal (and you know Eric Holder’s people were very, very keen to find such a linkage.)
