Eric Holder, the most corrupt attorney general in our nation’s history, has finally decided to step down after six scandal-ridden years at the Department of Justice. With the Senate likely to change hands after the midterm elections, the president will want to
Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) argued that the major political fight in the United States is not Republicans versus Democrats, but rather career politicians versus non-career politicians on Thursday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” “It’s not Republicans and Democrats, it’s career politicians versus
Tea Party Patriots Citizens Fund (TPPCF) is calling on Arkansans to see through what it says was Sen. Mark Pryor’s (D-AR) “sham” vote in favor of a motion that would have moved an anti-amnesty amendment forward. “Sen. Pryor’s vote was
Attorney General Eric Holder will resign from the Obama administration according to several news reports, after withstanding several scandals and calls for his resignation. An Obama veteran, Holder is the fourth-longest serving attorney general in United States History and one
DES MOINES, Iowa–The next-door neighbor who Rep. Bruce Braley (D-IA) threatened with legal action over four pet chickens that occasionally wandered into his lawn said she has made up her mind to back the GOP Senate candidate this fall –
It’s fair to say Roll Call’s Stuart Rothenberg hedges his bets, but he also sees control of the U.S. Senate coming down to just five states, four of which are held by Democrats. The GOP has to win just two
The Democrats edge in data collection and technology, especially in national elections, isn’t much of a secret these days. Now, the GOP is using the 2014 mid-terms to begin playing catch up. One has to wonder where the genius of
The patest tactic of Democrats cocnerrned about lsoing their Senate majority in November involves trying to motivate more seniors to turn out and vote for them, as opposed to the GOP in November. Per a National Journal report, this is
Could a third party candidate be the spoiler in North Carolina’s tight election for U.S. Senate in November? Libertarian candidate Sean Haugh, a pizza delivery man, has been peeling away votes in recent polling on the tight race for U.S.
National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) endorsed Sen. Kay Hagan’s (R-NC) Republican challenger Thom Tillis for U.S. Senate Wednesday at an event in Greensboro featuring former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. “Washington needs more leaders like Thom Tillis,” Bush, a possible
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — The largest newspaper here in New Hampshire slammed incumbent Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) in a brutal but short editorial Wednesday morning. “On Monday evening the United States launched air strikes against our terrorist enemies in
A new poll has Republican Tom Cotton leading incumbent Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AR) in the race for U.S. Senate by five percentage points. If the election were held today, Public Policy Polling’s newest Arkansas survey finds that 43 percent would
Republican Senate candidate Dan Sullivan’s campaign has just released a new ad making fun of Sen. Mark Begich – using footage from the incumbent Democrat’s own ad. Struggling with personal approval ratings, Begich released a new ad last week featuring
In looking at the 2014 mid-terms, the New York Times‘ Nate Cohn is incapable of seeing beyond a Democrat-centric point of view. The result is his completely missing the point as regards what’s most likely happening on the ground in 2014: Four
Senate candidate Scott Brown (R-NH) argued “this race is about immigration” in a discussion of his campaign against Democrat incumbent Jeanne Shaheen on Wednesday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” Brown attacked Shaheen’s stance on immigration, which he described as “one of the
In his annual message for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, which in 2015 will be observed on January 18, Pope Francis called on all to honor the “biblical commandment of welcoming with respect and solidarity the stranger in
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,
The North Carolina GOP is hammering Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC) for failing to respond to a recent report alleging that she skipped a national security briefing about ISIS in order to attend a fundraiser in New York City. “The silence from
Sarah Palin will campaign for incumbent Republican Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS) in Independence, Kansas on Thursday. Roberts is in need of help from the Tea Party favorite, as recent polls show he trails independent Greg Orman in this fall’s general
After clinching the Republican nomination for the Alaska Senate race, Dan Sullivan has now surged six points according to a new Public Policy Polling poll. An August poll conducted prior to the primary showed Begich leading Sullivan 43 percent to
The National Education Association has jumped into the Colorado Senate race with a new $200,000, two week ad buy across the Denver and Colorado Springs areas. The ad targets Republican Rep. Cory Gardner in his race against incumbent Mark Udall, D-Colo. Udall
A new poll out from Democrat-leaning Public Policy Polling has Republicans on top in both the Arkansas governor’s race, as well as the race for the U.S. Senate. It finds Republican Tom Cotton ahead in the U.S. Senate race, 43% to
Given facts like this, one has to wonder if Barack Obama’s audience was at the UN today, or were they the type of deep pocketed Democrat donors needed to try and gin up their base before November’s elections? Political ads
