#345051
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who has been supportive of Donald Trump, says Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has earned his “Lyin’ Ted” moniker by refusing to endorse Trump despite his previous pledge
#345052
It’s expected that Donald Trump’s former Republican rival Ted Cruz would use his primetime speaking slot at the GOP convention to serve his own ambitions, just as it’s expected that liberals and th…
#345053
It was payback. Ted Cruz said Thursday that he refused to endorse Donald Trump at the GOP convention because he trashed the Texas senator’s family during their nasty primary battle. During the vici…
#345054
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow gave sensitive viewers a warning Wednesday night before showing a graphic of anti-Hillary Clinton buttons on sale at the Republican
#345055
Paul Nehlen and an entourage make a campaign stop on 7th Ave. near the Kenosha News Wednesday. ( BILL SIEL )
#345056
Two elected Vermont delegates to the Democratic National Convention, barred because they are men, have filed a formal complaint with the convention's credentials committee.
#345057
Ted Cruz was 100% right in his decision not to endorse Donald Trump in his speech at the 2016 RNC, and here's why. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER- https://twitter.com/...
#345058
David Plouffe said Hillary Clinton is "like a 99 percent chance favorite to win."
#345059
Blame it on Hillary Clinton’s unpopularity. Or maybe Donald Trump’s? Whatever the reason, Republican officeholders seem much happier waging war against their Democratic opponent at the Republican National Convention than propping up their own nominee. Current state and federal elected officials have mentioned Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton 135 times during podium speeches on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, while they’ve only invoked their own candidate’s name 77 times.
#345060
Everyone is freaking out over this from Laura Ingraham: It wasn't even subtle… pic.twitter.com/zSoILFYJ9I— Michael Letterle (@mletterle) July 21, 2016 I don’t see a problem h…
#345061
CLEVELAND -- The morning after he torched the convention floor -- and possibly his presidential aspirations for 2020 -- Ted Cruz reached for more kerosene.
Speaking to his own state delegation over...
#345062
Donald Trump may have thought he was planning a WWF event, from the looks of the entrance he made on Monday before his wife Melania’s speech, but it was Jeff Roe, Ted Cruz’s campaign manager, who executed the true slam-down of convention week, brutally hurling Chris Christie to the mat after Christie knocked Cruz’s speech on Wednesday, snapping that Christie “turned over his political testicles long ago.”
#345063
This morning, Donald Trump tweeted, “Other than a small group of people who have suffered massive and embarrassing losses, the party is VERY united. Great love in the arena!”
Yesterday, the New York Times asked him, “What do you think people will take away from this convention? What are you hoping?”
Trump answered, “The fact that I’m very well liked.” Nothing about issues, nothing about ideas. Trump went on to say, “When you are in that hall and you see those people — like yesterday, my daughter called up. She said, ‘Dad, I’ve never seen it — it’s total love.’”
In my view, this kind of neediness is potentially dangerous in a president. Let him work out his issues on his own time — in Trump Tower, on reality TV, wherever. It is dangerous to put such a personality in the White House.
The other choice is Hillary. Which makes a terrible pick-your-poison situation. And as I see it, Gary Johnson would be disastrous (particularly where defense and foreign policy are concerned).
Maybe someone else could stand? To provide an option for the many who are yearning for a saner, more decent way?
#345064
Lindsey Graham said Trump's remarks "make the world more dangerous."
#345065
This photo was sent to D.C. Whispers via a pro-Donald Trump Facebook group. It is alleged to have been taken prior to the memorial service for the recently slain Dallas police officers at the hands of a Black Lives Matter-inspired domestic terrorist. Ted Cruz is shown walking behind Mr. and Mrs. Obama, Valerie Jarrett, and …
#345066
Exclusive -- Sarah Palin to Ted Cruz: Delete Your Career
#345067
By G. M. Davis, Ph.D. In an earlier column, I argued that the great adversary we are facing on the world stage today is not “radical” Islam, or “extreme” Islam, but Islam pure and simple. It is the same adversary that, beginning in the seventh century, overran the Middle East and North Africa killing and […]
#345068
TURKISH president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has declared a three-month state of emergency in the wake of last week's failed coup.
#345069
Donald Trump mostly brushed off the furor over Ted Cruz’s non-endorsement speech Wednesday night, calling the snub “no big deal” even as the senator himself doubled down – though the Republican standard-bearer used the dispute to warn voters that if Democrats win in November, their justices “will destroy us all.”
#345070
In the supposedly free-market USA, government bodies were acting on the egg industry’s behalf and bullying a vegan startup because it presented competition.
#345071
Cruz’s broader message: moving beyond the failed ‘lesser of two evils’ approach.
#345072
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, the GOP vice presidential nominee, spoke at 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
#345073
Team Clinton is said to be thrilled at the blatant self-promotion and anti-Trump tone that was the foundation of Ted Cruz’s 2016 GOP convention speech last night. Hillary even went so far as to mimic Cruz’s instructions to Republican voters to “vote your conscience” hoping to get perhaps some of the now greatly diminished NeverTrump …
#345074
WESTLAKE, Ohio -- Republican Vice Presidential nominee Mike Pence urged the Keystone State GOP to "make Pennsylvania red again in this election," targeting the state Thursday morning in one of his first stops after accepting the nomination as Donald Trump's running mate.
#345075
It's safe to say now that Cruz has firmly planted his foot opposite of Trump
