Though Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) never once mentioned the word “abortion” in his address at Liberty University last week — a speech that caused MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow to become apoplectic — the Associated Press, immediately targeted Paul’s speech as a crusade
The Washington Post‘s final poll in the Virginia Governor’s race predicted Democrat Terry McAuliffe romping to a 12-point landslide victory over Republican Ken Cuccinelli. The Post also found a gender-chasm, with McAuliffe enjoying a 24-point advantage among women over Cuccinelli.
Breitbart News Network is pleased to announce that it will be the new home of Kentucky Senator Rand Paul’s editorial column. Paul, a Tea Party favorite and son of former libertarian Congressman Ron Paul, is widely perceived as one of
A Washington Post 2013 exit poll published Tuesday revealed that 30 percent of Viriginians who are pro-life category voted for Terry McAuliffe for governor. Of those polled, 13 percent of Virginians who believe abortion should be “illegal in all cases” voted
Two Washington Post contributors want the Redskins to change their team name to honor an Indian chief that defeated the United States in a war. Bob Drury and Thomas Clavin suggest that the Redskins should change their name to “Red Clouds,” and doing so
Pro-amnesty activists have followed through on their promise to use a Terry McAuliffe gubernatorial victory in Virginia to lobby for comprehensive immigration reform, as several have been removed by police from Republican Ken Cuccinelli’s campaign headquarters demanding amnesty after McAuliffe
A campaign strategist for Republican Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli said that the national GOP abandoned the campaign in its final days. At the end of the race, Cuccinelli was closing in on Democrat Terry McAuliffe, who eked out a
The latest Obama talking point on the failure of the Obamacare rollout is that Republicans are “sabotaging” the law. Democrat spinmeister Brad Woodhouse tried that line yesterday, and evidently Obama’s friends in the media are playing along. Jonathan Capehart of
Obama explains that when he told Americans they could keep their healthcare plans, “period,” under the Affordable Care Act, he actually meant the promise was conditional. For the second time in a week, President Barack Obama backtracked on his promise
Editor’s note: the following is a parody speech and not authored by President Barack Obama. President Obama Joins Virginia Gubernatorial Candidate Terry McAuliffe For Celebration Of The Affordable Care Act WASHINGTON – Today, just over a month since the Administration
In response to Some Admin Officials Hoped For Failure of Healthcare.Gov During Demo Period To WH: I also love the beginning of that Washington Post article, in which an outside health adviser told the White House economic team in 2010
The Washington Post’s piece regarding the Obama administration’s failure to properly roll out the health care exchanges includes a nugget at the end of the piece that illustrates how desperate the situation became one month before the launch of healthcare.gov:
The third House Republican to support the comprehensive immigration bill introduced by House Democrats is circulating a petition to House Republicans to pressure House Republican leaders to bring up comprehensive immigration reform legislation this year. On Friday, Rep. David Valadao
Dana Milbank of the Washington Post scored Wednesday’s Obamacare hearing at the House Committee on Energy and Commerce a win for Secretary for Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius. Not because of what she said–she apologized for a “debacle,” after all–but because
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama implied that Americans who are receiving cancellations letters from their insurance companies–even if they liked their current plans–is because they chose to purchase “substandard” insurance plans. Speaking at Faneuil Hall in Boston, Obama said the
The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that Terry McAuliffe’s 2010 personal trade mission to Cuba to promote the sale of apples and wine produced in Virginia was the sort of unplanned disaster–heavy on personal bluster, low on preparation and planning–that is
Glenn Kessler at the Washington Post does a nice job explaining why the President’s oft-made claim “If you like your plan, you can keep your plan” is not remotely true and why the administration’s current excuses are not believable. Kessler
Wednesday, Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler was unable to find any way to parse President Obama’s repeated and relentless reassurance to the American people that if you like your health insurance, ObamaCare will never result in you losing your health
It begins. ObamaCare is about a month old, has had an absolute debacle of a roll out, will cost upwards of 14 million the insurance Obama promised they could keep, and is causing even a sympathetic media to write story
According to former Barack Obama aides Tommy Vietor and Jon Favreau, Obama is a “voracious” reader, whose favorite columnists include Josh Barro of the Business Insider, Jonathan Chait of New York Magazine, and Ezra Klein of the Washington Post. Vietor
President Obama will stump for Terry McAuliffe, Democrat candidate for Virginia Governor, on Sunday, at a get-out-the-vote rally in Northern Virginia. It is Obama’s first campaign appearance for McAuliffe, who has held a slim, but steady, lead in all recent
Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) president Grover Norquist has now turned to left-wing media to continue his smear campaign against Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), a first-year senator already emerging as a leader of the Republican Party. “I have never had
Yesterday, Obama’s twitter account was breached by hackers allied with Syrian president Bashar al-Assad. The Syrian Electronic Army claimed credit for the hack. A link posted to the president’s account redirected from the intended link, a Washington Post article, to
On Friday, a top political adviser to left-wing billionaire George Soros met with leftist organizations to form a new group called the Latino Victory Project, the Washington Post’s Matea Gold reports. The group is connected to Hollywood actress Eva Longoria, a
The Washington Post’s Bob Woodward on CBS’s “Face The Nation.”
