Republican strategist Karl Rove told an ABC News panel that he could imagine that come 2016, the Republican nominee for president could openly endorse gay marriage.
On Saturday’s “Geraldo at Large” on the Fox News Channel, conservative columnist Ann Coulter suggested that people who support taxes on obesity and smoking are hypocritical to not also back taxes on certain homosexual behaviors.
The front-lines of the gay marriage debate move this week to the Supreme Court, as it considers two cases which have the potential to redefine marriage on a national level.
The political case for “Obamacare” is going to have to be made by advocacy groups, party committees and politicians themselves. And it will have to be made non-stop via every viral and high-profile means available, at an intensity level that matches the few short hours devoted to the health law at the Democratic convention last summer.
Author Ryan Anderson gives his insights on why the Supreme Court should not be wading into the gay marriage debate.
Just days after the 10th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry confronted Baghdad for continuing to grant Iran access to its airspace. Read what else Kerry had to say about Iraq’s misbehavior here.
State Department spokeswoman Nuland says aid money frozen by Congress for months has now been freed to distribute to the Palestinian Authority.
Poverty is growing dramatically in counties with nation’s highest incomes. Disturbing stats show the dangers overlooked as Wall Street bulls continue to run wild.
Call in today to the state legislature today and make your voice heard. Tell the Establishment that YOU want to vote on whether school choice should become a reality in Alaska.
Some Republican fundraisers are salivating over changing views of gay marriage in their party could unlock big money from GOP donors.