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On the heels of GOP Speaker of the House Paul Ryan’s appearance before an audience of college students where he asked for millennials to give the GOP a chance, a conservative millennial author says Ryan and the rest of the party establishment are the wrong messengers to make the case for freedom and prosperity to young people.

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Ted Cruz was in the midst of a pitch to a dozen members of the Republican National Committee when the Massachusetts Party chairwoman cut him off.

New York State GOP Chairmain Ed Cox came out Thursday morning endorsing GOP frontrunner, business mogul, and fellow New Yorker Donald Trump after he swept the state in the primary on Tuesday.

On April 10, supporters of Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) clashed in a televised town hall while examining the future of the Republican Party in the midst of one of the most closely contested primary races in recent U.S. history.

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s son Eric Trump says the GOP has a perception problem with how the delegate selection process is being handled through its primary rules.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters will “rise up” in opposition if Republican power brokers try to take the presidential nomination away from Donald Trump or Ted Cruz at the GOP convention this summer, Sarah Palin said Thursday in a wide-ranging interview.

A bipartisan group of federal legislators has drafted a supposed “Willie Horton fix” to revive their stalled push to roll-back federal criminal penalties and release many felons back onto American streets.

A Washington Post columnist, Chris Cillizza, has a new column arguing against “the ‘magical realism’ of the #neverTrump crowd.”

A specter is haunting the dinner parties, fundraisers and think-tanks of the Establishment: the specter of the “alternative right.” Young, creative and eager to commit secular heresies, they have become public enemy number one to beltway conservatives — more hated, even, than Democrats or loopy progressives.

Although GOP frontrunner Donald Trump inched out Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) in the Missouri GOP primary last week, the election results have yet to be certified. An official from the Missouri Secretary of State’s office told Breitbart News that under state

To watch the recent happenings on Capitol Hill, you would think this was just another typical presidential election year—a few bumps here and there, but no sign of a major shake-up, no indication voters were in revolt, nothing to suggest business as usual in Washington was perhaps falling out of fashion among the American public.

GOP front runner Donald Trump is once again urging his supporters to turn against Fox News with a Tweet calling for a boycott of Megyn Kelly’s highly rated TV-show.

As Ohio Governor and state primary winner John Kasich took the stage at his victory party in Berea, Ohio, a protester tried to disrupt the governor. Undaunted, Kasich powered on.

Gov. John Kasich won his home state’s primary, giving him a foundation to compete against Sen. Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.

GOP legislators in the conservative House Freedom Caucus are calling for changes to the budgeting plan being pushed by the GOP leadership, likely creating another headache for embattled House Speaker Paul Ryan.

Sensing that Illinois might be an opportunity, if not to beat Donald Trump to at least dip into his Illinois delegates, Texas Senator Ted Cruz hastily set up five events in Illinois to convince Republican primary goers to vote for him on March 15.

Rubio advocate and Congressman Darrell Issa appeared on Fox News Saturday afternoon lobbying 2016 presidential candidate Marco Rubio to stay in the race even if he doesn’t win the candidate’s home state of Florida and look toward the possibility of a brokered convention.

The remaining candidates for the Republican presidential nomination met for their 12th debate last night, a weirdly subdued affair in which the opponents of the frontrunner tacitly acknowledged the futility of frontal assaults on Fortress Trump.

A new Fox News poll of Ohio primary voters shows Ohio Governor John Kasich leading Donald Trump by five points, less than a week before the state’s winner-take-all primary.

My Dear Fellow Americans, I have written many times about how tone deaf and out of touch the GOP is with the common man. Their candidates for the most part do not resonate. Except one.

Presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz will hold a campaign rally in Sen. Marco Rubio’s hometown of Miami, Florida on Wednesday leading into 2016’s secondary Super Tuesday showdown and after opening up 10 new campaign offices in his opponent’s home state.

Multiple sources are reporting that GOP insiders, governors, donors, and tech CEOs recently gathered at two separate meetings to keep GOP frontrunner Donald Trump from winning the party’s nomination for president.

The White House slammed the rhetoric from Republican presidential candidates on the trail, warning them to be wary that the world is watching this election.

“You have a movement going on like we haven’t seen, they say ever in our country,” GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump told a sea of sign waving supporters from an airport hanger in New Orleans, Louisiana on the eve of the state’s presidential primary election.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has been fighting with Donald Trump throughout the 2016 primary, but on Wednesday he said the Republican Party “would be mad not to unify” around Trump if he becomes the nominee.

As Vermont came down to the wire, at midnight eastern Fox News called the state for Donald Trump with John Kasich a close second.

Dr. Ben Carson, still running for the Republican nomination for President even though his campaign admits he has no “well-defined” path, has called for fellow GOP candidates to meet before the upcoming debate March 3 in Detroit, Michigan.

Sam Reisman writes at Mediaite: In the past six months Fox News has boasted some the highest ratings in its near-20-year history, including airing its two most viewed telecasts ever, but its standing upon Republican viewers has hit a three-year low,

The Asian-American population in Orange County, traditionally a Democratic constituency, may be willing to turn toward the Republican Party if the GOP continues its efforts at outreach, analysts say.

Donald Trump’s victory in South Carolina doesn’t just give him momentum heading into the Super Tuesday contests on March 1st. His victory shows the emergence of a new coalition that is likely to reshape the Republican party.

COLUMBIA, South Carolina — The South Carolina Republican Party is predicting a record voter turnout for the GOP primary tonight, which they say is a good sign for the general election in the fall.

It is well known that GOP frontrunner Donald trump and New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady are friends. Yet, despite their friendship, Brady has not publicly endorsed Trump. But now the real estate mogul has a reason for the lapse.

In a moving moment at Saturday night’s ABC News presidential debate, candidate Sen. Ted Cruz shared the story of his half-sister’s battle with drug addiction in the context of the overarching problem of addiction in the United States. Moderator David Muir referenced

Ohio’s embattled Republican Senator Rob Portman has come out in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, “in its present form,” as he zig-zags between supporters and opponents of the massive job-cutting deal.

At a Thursday event in Weare, New Hampshire, presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz labeled opposing candidate Sen. Marco Rubio as the media-anointed “chosen one” for the GOP establishment but ultimately unelectable like prior failed nominees.