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NRSC Highlights Jeff Sessions Anti-Amnesty Efforts

NRSC Highlights Jeff Sessions Anti-Amnesty Efforts

A senator whose vocal opposition to amnesty has been a thorn in the side of the GOP establishment is now being used in promotional material for the National Republican Senatorial Committee. In an email to supporters Monday, the NRSC’s Brad

Really Texas, Truant Officers?

Really Texas, Truant Officers?

Truancy, it conjures up images of the 1930’s and Depression Era under-aged hooligans playing hooky in back alleys, but wait, truancy is alive and well and on the books in the freedom and liberty loving Lone Star state where the delinquency

Obama Delays Executive Action On Amnesty

Obama Delays Executive Action On Amnesty

AUSTIN, Texas — After months of threatening to enact immigration reform on his own via executive order, President Barack Obama announced he had changed his mind on the issue in an interview with NBC’s Chuck Todd on “Meet the Press”

Bob Woodward: Obama Has Completely Alienated Senate Democrats

Bob Woodward: Obama Has Completely Alienated Senate Democrats

On “Fox News Sunday,” The Washington Post’s Bob Woodward described what he called “one of the untold stories,” in Washington D.C., which is the “alienation between Obama and Senate Democrats” because according to Woodward “he is not engaged” and refuses

Harvard's Lessig Concedes Scott Brown Wasn't a Lobbyist

In New Hampshire, Harvard Professor Lawrence Lessig’s Mayday PAC has endorsed Scott Brown’s Republican primary challenger and recently sent out a mailer calling Scott Brown a “Washington lobbyist,” prompting an angry response from the Brown campaign — calling it a “flat-out lie.” “This

GOP Pulling Away in Key Senate Races

A new NBC News/Marist poll has Republican Tom Cotton leading incumbent Democrat Sen. Mark Pryor by five in Arkansas, while Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has taken an eight point lead over his Democrat challenger Alison Lundergan Grimes. Meanwhile, “in

Boxer May Drop 'Senator' for 'Ma'am'

Boxer May Drop 'Senator' for 'Ma'am'

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that all signs read stop for Sen. Barbara Boxer’s 2016 campaign. Boxer, 73, has not indicated whether she will run for re-election, but her campaign account has less than a paltry $200,000, as opposed to

AP Goes Along With The WH's Big Lie on Immigration Timing

The AP may not have trumpeted the political ramifications of Obama delaying executive action on immigration until after the mid-terms, but they were unable to completely ignore it, leading to these two incomprehensible, if not incoherent paragraphs within the AP

Scott Brown: Jeanne Shaheen Stands with Obama on Amnesty

Scott Brown: Jeanne Shaheen Stands with Obama on Amnesty

In response to Barack Obama’s purely political decision to delay his desired executive action on amnesty for illegal immigrants until after November’s mid-term elections, NH Republican Senate candidate Scott Brown said, “President Obama’s decision to delay executive action to grant amnesty to

Dan Sullivan: Dems 'Stuck in the Last Century'

Dan Sullivan: Dems 'Stuck in the Last Century'

Former Alaska Attorney General and Republican Senate Candidate Dan Sullivan argued that the Democratic Party is “stuck in the last century” in the Republican Party’s weekly address on Saturday.  Sullivan outlined how federal government policies have prevented economic growth in