The blow-back from Stanford University‘s May 6 decision to become the first major university endowment to divest of the stocks of coal-mining companies may hurt the general election prospects of Kentucky Democratic Senate hopeful Alison Lundergan Grimes, who has a one-point
One of the leading pro-enforcement advocates in Georgia endorsed former Georgia Secretary of State and GOP Senate candidate Karen Handel on Monday as the best hope to stop the massive amnesty agenda in Congress, which is supported by liberal Democrats
On Monday, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) suggested that until Congress passes sweeping amnesty legislation, “every institution in America” should find ways to ignore or work around federal immigration laws. He also said that President Barack Obama’s Deferred Action program was
On Tuesday, voters in 6 states will head to the polls to select party nominees for the general election in November. It’s the first “Super Tuesday” of the 2014 primary season. The results will fill in more lines on the
On Monday, Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), who chairs the Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee that oversees funding for the military, called on President Barack Obama’s Department of Defense to start enlisting DREAMers if Congress does not pass amnesty legislation.
On May 15th, the Oklahoma House voted 83 to 6 to pass HB 2614, which expands concealed carry to cover “guns inside a locked vehicle” in school parking lots. According to Guns.com, one of the bill’s sponsors, state Senator Greg
You mean it’s been more than eight years already? Yep, and the Duke lacrosse case remains fascinating for any number of reasons. There was no Rush Limbaugh or George W. Bush to demonize in this skit. No, the usual suspects,
The Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund and its powerful attorney Cleta Mitchell have refiled an updated complaint with the Federal Election Commission regarding an allegedly illegal bank loan a Mississippi bank gave to a Super PAC supporting the reelection of
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) came out strongly against the legalization of marijuana in an interview with ABC News reporter Jonathan Karl. Karl asked Rubio if he ever smoked marijuana – which is now legal in the states of Washington and
The concussion crusaders who have attacked American football now set their sights on European football. When does the ban come on “duck, duck, goose” head patting? Association football, a phrase that degenerated into “soccer,” shares a name, eleven players to
A devastating new Politico poll released on Monday shows likely voters in key 2014 midterm election races favor a Republican candidate over a Democrat by seven points. Driving Democrats’ electoral descent is the unpopularity of President Barack Obama and his
A new Citizens United Political Victory Fund poll shows that six-term incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS) is slightly trailing his Tea Party challenger state Sen. Chris McDaniel just a couple weeks from election day in Mississippi. The election is on
In the Arizona Republican primary, several candidates are lining up to replace Gov. Jan Brewer. One of them seems to be making national news for all the wrong reasons. First time candidate Christine Jones has a problem with telling the
A day before Tuesday’s Georgia GOP Senate primary, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said that the “good old boys” in Georgia’s and D.C.’s establishments are attacking Senate candidate and former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel because they fear conservative
Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel has earned all the headlines for her late surge of momentum in her campaign, pulling ahead of more conservative congressmen Paul Broun and Phil Gingrey. But her biggest hurdle remains Jack Kingston, an eleven
Obamacare’s failure in Oregon may make incumbent Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) vulnerable this year, and Republicans have two candidates battling for the nomination who will make it difficult for Democrats to frame them in the fall as “cold-hearted” or to
In an interaction that aired on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Monday, Georgia Democratic senatorial hopeful Michelle Nunn took a dodge on a question if she would have supported ObamaCare at the time of passage of the law from NBC News
HOUSTON, Texas–A very short early voting cycle for the Primary Election runoffs begins today and runs through Friday. With only five days of early voting and the runoff election being held on the Tuesday following the Memorial Day holiday (May
Former Georgia Secretary of State and Republican Senate candidate Karen Handel dared Democrats in Georgia to play the “war on women” and “income inequality” cards on her if she emerges as the party’s nominee against Democrat Michelle Nunn. Handel, whom
On May 15, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) announced the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on June 3 on amending the U.S. Constitution to limit political speech. If ultimately adopted, it would mark the first time in
On Breitbart News Sunday on Sirius XM Patriot channel 125 from 7 PM to 10 PM EST, Breitbart News Executive Chairman and host Stephen K. Bannon will be with in-studio co-hosts Jordan Schachtel and Matt Boyle. They will discuss Tuesday’s important primary
For the second time this month a bipartisan agreement in the Senate has died because Senate Democrats under the leadership of Harry Reid (D-NV) have violated the ages-old rule allowing the minority party to offer amendments to bills under consideration.
The EPA is about to impose a new regulation that will reduce carbon emissions from existing power plants starting June 2 and will become permanent in 2015. The new regulation, according to Politico, is the “most dramatic anti-pollution regulation in
HOUSTON–Texas State Senator Bob Deuell (R) stands accused of attempting to coerce Salem Communications and Cumulus Dallas into censoring the First Amendment rights of Texas Right to Life by having a political ad removed under threat of legal action. The
Having recently been endorsed by former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R), Karen Handel hopes to be the Republican candidate for U.S. Senator from Georgia after the state’s primary on Tuesday. In February, Jack Staver caught up with Handel to ask
