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"What this photograph demonstrates is that..."
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Sen. Ted Cruz suggested Wednesday that Republican primary voters should be the ones moderating GOP debates, rather than liberal TV hosts who were roundly criticized during Wednesday night's Republican debate on CNBC.
Why is it that we keep having debates where the moderators … no one in their right minds thinks any of the moderators actually will vote in a Republican primary? Cruz asked on Sean Hannity's show on Fox. In my view, Republican primary debates ought to be moderated by people who would vote in a primary.
Cruz tossed out Hannity's name as one possibility, along with conservative talk radio show hosts Mark Levin and Rush Limbaugh.
Hannity replied, I'm in, adding that he could speak for the other two men that they would be in as well.
I'd ask Reince Priebus, Hannity said of the Republican National Committee chairman, who himself voiced his displeasure with the CNBC moderators shortly after the debate.
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The establishment may have anointed him the frontrunner, but actual voters have declined to go along.
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“The only reason I’m optimistic about this problem is because of innovation.”
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has refused to answer an Oct. 13 subpoena from by Rep. Lamar Smith (R) of Texas, chairman of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology. Thomas Karl, the director of NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, published the paper in question in a June issue of the peer-reviewed journal Science.
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Coach Joe Kennedy has been booted from the locker room at Bremerton High School in Washington State.
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ICYMI: Cruz in Wall Street Journal Op-Ed: A Simple Flat Tax for Economic Growth | Cruz for President
A 10% income tax and a 16% business tax would put an end to the Eight Lean Years of Obama. HOUSTON, Texas – Presidential candidate Ted Cruz today penned an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal detailing his tax plan, centered around a Simple Flat Tax that along with pro-growth policies, repealing ObamaCare and Dodd-Frank, restraining spending and rolling back …
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“Climate change is not science,” GOP presidential hopeful Ted Cruz told Glenn Beck in an interview that aired on TheBlaze TV Wednesday night. “It’s religion," he said. "Look at the language where they call you a denier.” Cruz went on to say — as “the child of...
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“Hypocrisy ? I fired John Kasich from the 1976 Reagan Campaign ... For selling pot to other field men”
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The school created a webpage and a flowchart to aid in making appropriate Halloween costume choices.
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Innovation's accountant: Pfizer CEO Ian Read Pfizer, the world's largest drug company, which was founded in Brooklyn in 1849, is for the second time contemplating a merger that would allow it to move its headquarters out of the U.S. and avoid U.S. taxes. Pfizer and Botox-maker Allergan, itself created in $67 billion merger last [...]
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The Coast Guard on Monday returned 75 migrants — all of whom were aboard unsafe vessels in the Florida Straits — to Bahia de Cabañas, Cuba.
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He presided over a prosperous Florida, but has proven unequal to the demands of a presidential race.
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A Frank Luntz focus group aired on FOX News' The Kelly File after the CNBC Republican presidential debate agreed: Sen. Ted Cruz hit it out of the park with his warning not to trust the media. Luntz said he's never tested a line that scored as well as Cruz's.
"Megyn, I've been doing this since 1996. This is a special moment. I've never tested in any primary debate a line that scored as well as this. It was all about what was wrong with the CNBC moderators and wrong with the media. The best line of the entire debate," Luntz said.
"The questions asked in this debate illustrate why the American people don't trust the media," Cruz at Wednesday's Republican debate. "Everyone home tonight knows that the moderators have no intention of voting in a Republican primary."
"This is exactly what the media wanted to do and it actually turned out well," one woman said.
Nearly the whole group had positive feelings for Rubio after the debate.
"It was the Newt response from the last election," a man said. "It hit right home."
"The last debate I wasn't impressed but I thought he did pretty well tonight," a woman said.
Another woman said she came in as a Carson supporter, but said Cruz is now "my man."
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Nearly half of the 23 non-profit insurance plans created under Obamacare in 2011 at a cost of $2.4 billion have announced they will close by the end of the year. Utah’s Arches Health Plan on Tuesday became the 10th health insurance co-op to announce that it was closing its doors. With a new Affordable Care Act enrollment period beginning on Sunday, many of the co-ops on shaky financial ground must decide before then whether to remain in business or shut their doors.
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Ted Cruz's presidential campaign says it is raking in some major cash after Wednesday's Republican debate in Colorado.
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Under the leadership of former U.S. House of Representatives speaker John
Boehner (R-Ohio), the House has steadfastly approved pro-Israel legislation
such as financial support for the Iron Dome missile defense system and
majority opposition (but not enough to override a presidential veto) of the
Obama administration-brokered Iran nuclear deal. Yet Israel also became an
increasingly partisan issue under Boehner's leadership. Can new House
speaker U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) alleviate the political divide on the
Jewish state? “Paul Ryan could potentially create a blank slate where he
can have strong bipartisan support for Israel, which is the place we need
to be,” said Tevi Troy, who served as White House liaison to the Jewish
community under president George W. Bush.
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I don't wanna look Like some kind of fool I don't wanna break My heart over you I'm building a wall Every day it's getting higher This time I won't end up An...
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Katy ISD has sided with one of its teachers, following controversy over a critical thinking assignment that involved religion
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The House commenced the political pageantry of electing Paul Ryan as the chamber's new speaker Thursday, with Republicans hoping the young but seasoned lawmaker can mend the splintered party's self-inflicted wounds and craft a conservative message to woo voters in next year's elections.
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All 14,000 Members of the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 have joined officers in New York and Los Angeles in calling for a boycott...
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At the CNBC Republican primary debate, Donald Trump walked away from two critical elements of his immigration policy.
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Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) is the new House Speaker. The Wisconsin lawmaker earned a majority in voting Thursday morning.
