HBO’s Real Time host Bill Maher defended Sen. Bernie Sanders over allegations of sexual harassment and violence on his 2016 campaign Thursday, saying that while harassment was “not cool,” he liked Sanders’ response to the scandal.
Ardent critic of the president, Rep. Steve Cohen was at the ready introducing a constitutional amendment to eliminate the electoral college as Democrats took over the House Thursday.
Here is a brief summary of Mitt Romney’s history of backstabbing Trump — often after seeking, and receiving, his help.
President Donald Trump urged supporters Monday morning that while there has been a historic turnaround for the United States under his administration, “it’s all fragile,” and they must get people out to vote.
Republican Mike Braun stood beside President Donald Trump at Friday’s Indiana rally as he credited Trump’s 2016 run and victory for Braun’s decision to run for U.S. Senate.
President Donald Trump responded Monday to Hillary Clinton’s most recent suggestion that she might run for president again.
Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats explained to White House reporters at Thursday’s briefing that Russia’s intent, not just in meddling in the 2016 election but also beyond elections, is to drive a wedge between our allies and undermine democratic values.
White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders explained a tweet from President Donald Trump on Wednesday as his “opinion,” not a direct order for Attorney General Jeff Sessions regarding Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
President Donald Trump told reporters in a late-scheduled press conference at the NATO summit that he will again discuss Russian meddling in the U.S. 2016 election with Russian President Vladimir Putin at a July 16 bilateral meeting.
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton spoke to an organization under investigation for gender discrimination on Tuesday night, as she continued to lay blame on many others for her campaign loss.
“The Russians are still in our elections. They think they had a pretty easy first run, and they are going to be involved unless we come together as a country,” she said during a paid speech at Rutgers University on Thursday.
Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton believes her experience in politics serves as a model for women around the world.
The Brexit vote on June 23rd 2016 was a rebuke of the theory of “managed decline”, the prevailing political philosophy within Britain’s career political class and gargantuan bureaucracy since the end of the Second World War.
“Crooked Hillary Clinton is the worst (and biggest) loser of all time,” Trump wrote on Twitter.
November 8, 2016, was a historic day as President Donald Trump pulled off one of the biggest political upsets in modern history. But many of the details were lost in the crazy development of the late-night and early morning hours. We asked our Breitbart News staff to share some of their election night memories with our readers.
Donald Trump won the presidency because non-college white votes surged towards the polls, and because African-Americans walked away, says a new survey by the left-wing Center for American Progress.
Stephen K. Bannon declared to a passionate room full of immigration activists on Saturday that the sovereignty of the United States has been the central issue of the 2016 presidential election, of fights on Capitol Hill, and within the Republican Party.
The Grand Old Party is about to commit suicide.
Increasing the presence of the U.S. military in Afghanistan could cost Donald Trump support in key states, according to a new study.
Following the firing of FBI Director Comey, President Trump said “This Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made-up story. It’s an excuse by the Democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. And the reason they should have won it is the Electoral College is almost impossible for a Republican to win. Very hard. Because you start off at such a disadvantage.”
The Washington Examiner’s Byron York evaluates President Donald Trump’s accomplishment and failures in his first three months in office, walking through the promises made in Trump’s “Contract with the American Voter.”
TEL AVIV – A Jordanian newspaper published an apparent satire piece highlighting Arab “achievements” in 2016, including the perfection of the car bomb, the emergence of lone-wolf terrorism, and the creation of refugees.
During a question and answer session at her alma mater, Hillary Clinton said the only thing she would change about her unsuccessful 2016 presidential run was that she would win.
Donald Trump is going to win a second term in 2020: you read it here, first. I, in turn, heard it straight from the lips of an administration insider – Dr Ted Malloch, the business economics professor and prospective US ambassador to the European Union, who advised Trump from the early stages of his presidential campaign, and whom I’ve interviewed for this week’s Delingpole podcast.
The national pro-life movement has experienced multiple successes in 2016. Ten of the major highlights of the past year are especially noteworthy.
It is interesting that President Barack Obama, who during eight years in office has, historically, been slow to act on international challenges, has moved quickly to impose sanctions upon Russia for alleged interference with the 2016 election. He moves well before a detailed investigation into the issue can be concluded.
In his Friday column, Washington Free Beacon Editor-in-Chief Matthew Continetti describes Stephen Miller, the newly-appointed Senior Advisor to the President, as the “populist impresario”. Continetti writes that President-elect Donald J. Trump was able to win the election “by running on the Miller agenda”.
When the 2016 presidential campaign started in mid-2015, there was a wide but uninspiring field of candidates to choose from. Most seemed to have solid resumes and name recognition, but all seemed just like different versions of what we’d grown accustomed to and were destined to disappoint us as Republican primary voters.
From Reuters:
The overseers of the U.S. intelligence community have not embraced a CIA assessment that Russian cyber attacks were aimed at helping Republican President-elect Donald Trump win the 2016 election, three American officials said on Monday.
A bipartisan group of senators are calling for a probe into whether Russia influenced the presidential election after claims that the country illegally tried to swing the result in favor of Donald Trump.
