The new poll shows that Trump’s support has gone up to 28 percent among Republican and independent voters who lean Republican. Meanwhile, Carson is now tied with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) at 18 percent.
Texas Senator and Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz argued that John Kerry should resign for being “an apologist” for radical Islamic terrorists on Thursday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Cruz said, in reaction to Kerry’s comments that there was
Democrat senators today sided with President Barack Obama in the growing conflict between the president and other federal and state officials on how to deal with Syrian refugees in the aftermath of ISIS’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
Texas Senator and Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz argued, “seems more upset that Republicans are calling for protecting this country than he is that ISIS terrorists murdered 129 people in Paris” and argued “we need fundamental reforms to the visa
President Barack Obama has slammed Republican candidates for president several times this week while on an overseas trip. In 2008, however, Obama and his campaign attacked President George W. Bush for a perceived criticism delivered from abroad.
On Tuesday, The View’s eminent historian Whoopi Goldberg, reaching into her vast bag of historical erudition, pulled out a tidbit of data that would astonish even Jesus: Adolf Hitler was a Christian.
Texas Senator and Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said that in a classified briefing with “senior intelligence and defense officials of the Obama administration” the officials stated “they have no idea of the backgrounds of these Syrian Muslim refugees. They
Wednesday on Fox Business Network’s “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” former Vice President Dan Quayle weighed in on the race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination and had one message for those with a vested interest in the race: Don’t underestimate
GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) challenged President Obama to a debate over his policy and plans to bring tens of thousands of Syrian refugees into the United States.
I have said all along that Senator Marco Rubio will be the next President of the United States if he runs for the job and if he wins the GOP presidential nomination.
Republican presidential candidate and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush argued that he’s “probably more consistent” and “probably less bellicose” than fellow candidates Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Florida Senator Marco Rubio in an interview broadcast on Tuesday’s edition of Bloomberg
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) are slamming the Obama administration for failing to provide detailed immigration histories for 72 terrorists identified last year.
Even though roughly two dozen state governors have declared their states won’t accept any Syrian refugees, legal scholars are saying it is only the federal government that can stop this program and that state governors can’t close their borders – putting pressure on Congress to take the initiative to block more refugees from entering the country.
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK) made an appearance to promote her new book, “Sweet Freedom: A Devotional.” During that appearance, she was asked by co-host Brian Kilmeade whicih Democratic candidate she
Sen. Marco Rubio criticized Republican rivals Ted Cruz and Rand Paul for supporting legislation that weakened intelligence programs. In the aftermath of the coordinated terrorist attacks on Paris, Rubio says that the United States was just as vulnerable as Paris to another terrorist attack. He argued that supporting U.S. surveillance and intelligence programs was more important than ever, something he had a long record of doing.
GOP presidential candidate and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is taking issue with Sen. Marco Rubio’s claim that the two have the same view on immigration reform.
Monday on CNN’s “The Lead,” Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) responded to President Barack Obama criticizing his proposal for the United States to prioritize Christian refuges from Syria by saying to continue his plan to bring tens of
The U.S. accepts a million lawful permanent residents and 100,000 refugees and asylum seekers annually. If the current rate of immigration continues, the U.S. is slated to add the population of Los Angeles every three years — on top of the all time high 42 million foreign-born residents already in the U.S.
Donald Trump has run well on the immigration issue partly because most of his rivals played some role in creating the crisis. The immigration mess has been brewing for a long time, and most established politicians have taken a turn at stirring the pot.
President Obama wants more Syrian Muslim refugees in the West. Speaking in Turkey on Monday, Obama explained that the West needed to open its heart to Muslim refugees, who after all were fleeing from terrorism in the Middle East to the safe and warm arms of the West. Meanwhile, Obama continued to maintain that Islamic radicalism presents no threat to the world.
Rep. Steve King (R-IA) is endorsing GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), because King says Cruz “is the answer to my prayers, a candidate whom God will use to restore the Soul of America.”
Presidential candidate Ted Cruz drew his sharpest distinction yet with donor-class favorite Marco Rubio by releasing an in-depth immigration plan on Friday.
Republican Presidential candidate Ted Cruz has released a statement on the Paris terror attacks making clear that radical Islamism “will not be appeased by outreach or declarations of tolerance” and that the United States “must make it crystal clear that affiliation with ISIS and related terrorist groups brings with it the undying enmity of America—that it is, in effect, signing your own death warrant.”
“I laughed out loud at that,” Cruz said. “Marco’s a friend, but that statement was truly stunning. That’s like Obama saying my position is the same as his on Obamacare [and] like the Ayatollah Khamenei saying my position is the same as his on the Iranian nuclear deal. It is laughingly, blazingly, on its face false.”
Texas Senator and Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz stated that bringing in “tens of thousands of Syrian Muslim refugees to America is nothing less than lunacy” and “I recognize that Barack Obama does not wish to defend this country” while
