These 200 People Could Decide Whether Donald Trump Gets the GOP Nomination
This is a struggling working-class state filled with the types of voters who have backed him elsewhere and could deliver one of his biggest victories.
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Shadow Battle for Delegates Turns to Colorado, Cruz Holds Edge
The shadow battle for Republican convention delegates turns next to Colorado, where a days-long selection process will culminate this weekend.
Senate Judiciary Chairman: We Won’t Consider Obama Supreme Court Nominee
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley said on the Senate floor that he will not bow to pressure from Democrats to consider President Barack Obama’s Supreme Court pick.
Geraldo Makes Stunning Accusation Against Ted Cruz
More than three months after Republican presidential candidate Sen. Sen. Cruz criticized “New York values” as lived out by liberal government leaders, two media personalities have claimed that the remarks were…
Erick Erickson Website “Resurgent” Paid by Pro-Cruz/Anti-Trump “Our Principles PAC”…
Thanks to the candidacy of Donald Trump the financial intersection of money and political opinion, as guided by the monetary motives therein, has brought some amazing revelations to the surface.
Check out the Epic Chant That Broke out During Trump’s First Rally in New York
Donald Trump’s frequent and sustained use of his nickname for rival Ted Cruz seems to have paid off.
Hillary Clinton Broke the Rules on the NYC Subway. That’s Not Fair
New Yorkers got a chuckle when Hillary Clinton rode the subway.
North Korea Claims Successful Test of ICBM Engine
North Korea said it has successfully tested the booster capability of a new intercontinental ballistic rocket engine.
Unreal: Obama Admin Takes BOTH Sides on Driver’s Licenses for Illegals
Just when you thought Obama’s Department of Justice has hit rock bottom, it surprises with novel ways to break the barriers of unprecedented politicization of our nation’s law enforcement.
Thousands of Iraq, Afghan War Vets Sickened After Working at ‘Burn Pits’
Thousands of U.S. military personnel who served on bases in Iraq and Afghanistan recall the dense black smoke from burn pits where everything from IEDs to human waste was incinerated.