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The Republican Presidential candidate’s team has produced the smartest and wittiest TV spots, says ad and branding expert.
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Asked on Monday if Islamic State terrorists are carrying out a campaign of genocide against Syria's Christians, White House Spokesman Josh Earnest said the w...
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“Once again:Yesterday's election in those southern states was not a real election because so many black citizens were prohibited from voting.”
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About 100 veterans and supporters gathered Friday to demand better service.
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He spent years as a moderate. He spent years as a nationalist. Why can’t he spend six months being a moderate nationalist?
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Exclusive Audio — Rubio Campaign Manager Plots Brokered Convention In Manhattan Donor Meeting To Take Nomination From Trump
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Prominent Republican foreign policy hawks are debating whether to hold their noses and vote for Hillary.
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Kellyanne Conway: Marco Rubio's Super Tuesday Defeat Reveals His Constituency Is 'Donors, Mainstream Media, and Punditocracy'
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The FBI is likely to want to interview the former secretary of state and her aides about private server
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Ann Coulter discusses the furor over Donald Trump and David Duke.
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The FBI is likely to want to interview the former secretary of state and her aides about private server
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Dr. Ben Carson has requested an imminent meeting with the rest of the Republican presidential contenders — but so far no one has RSVP’d to his invitation. Ahead of the Super Tuesday results, Carson’s campaign announced that as the doctor was “concerned with the lack of civility currently...
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Mitt Romney- "Donald Trump has shown an extraordinary ability to understand how our economy works and to create jobs, he has done it in Nevada and across the...
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From Yahoo News: By Michelle Conlin NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Koch brothers, the most powerful conservative mega donors in the United States, will not use their $400 million political arsenal to try to block Republican front-runner Donald Trump's path to the presidential nomination, a spokesman told Reuters on Wednesday. The decision by the billionaire industrialists is another setback to Republican establishment efforts to derail the New York real estate mogul's bid for the White House, and follows speculation the Kochs would soon launch a "Trump Intervention." "We have no plans to get involved in the primary," said James Davis, spokesman for Freedom Partners, the Koch brothers’ political umbrella group. Three sources close to the Kochs said the brothers made the decision because they were concerned that spending millions of dollars attacking Trump would be money wasted, since they had not yet seen any attack on Trump stick.
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CNN, December 8, 2015: Ashleigh Banfield interviews Jeffrey Lord, Donald Trump supporter, former Ronald Reagan White House administration official, and frequ...
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The Justice Department has reportedly granted immunity to a former State Department staffer who worked on Hillary Clinton’s private email server.
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The Washington Post reports that a State Department employee has agreed to work with the FBI on the case in exchange for immunity.
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A 2014 scientific study showed a certain trait determined whether you are conservative or liberal. Find out where you stand.
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Below is a list of all the upcoming elections with their 761 delegates that are up for grabs between now and March 15, when most states become Winner-Take-All: Saturday, March 5 ̵…
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The FBI is likely to want to interview the former secretary of state and her aides about private server
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Dennis Miller went on with Bill O’Reilly Wednesday after the Super Tuesday primaries. Miller commented on the Republican race saying ...
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The Hill newspaper carried this headline on Monday: “Poll: Only 15 percent say they have benefited from ObamaCare.” Sarah Ferris reported just 15 percent of people say they have personally benefited from ObamaCare, although more than one-third believe it has helped the people of their state, according to an NPR poll released Monday, while 26 percent said they have been personally harmed . That's not at all the way NPR reported its own poll on Monday.
