Despite the claim that Alaska’s senate coalition is “bi-partisan” or work “in a bi-partisan” way, it is really a cover for a State Senate controlled by Obama-loving Democrats.
The final presidential debate will focus on foreign policy – a traditional Republican strength that could have been an advantage for Obama due to the demise of Osama bin laden, but is now a potential liability due to the Benghazi cover up.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is spending more than half-a-million taxpayer dollars to bring broadband Internet service to the 481 mostly indigenous people of St. Paul, Alaska – a community located 300 miles off the mainland.
In a curious article in Iran’s semi-official news agency FARS today, Iran is claiming that Obama not only acknowledged Iran’s right to pursue nuclear technology, but that he also did not want to impose sanctions on Iran but had to because of congressional action. This comes on the heels of Iran warning that Romney is trying to steal the US election.
Experts say it’s possible that this year’s presidential election could result in a 269-269 electoral college tie. In the unlikely event of such a tie, Romney would probably win the presidency and Biden the vice presidency. Find out here why.
Ann Romney opened up about her struggle with Multiple Sclerosis during a surprise visit to a Cuban restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday.
The online publication Alternet has revealed that Gloria Allred’s potential “October Surprise” may be a woman named Carrel Sheldon who knew Mitt Romney when he was her young Mormon Bishop in Massachusetts.
In a sign of Obama’s increasing desperation, the President is working with his disgraced former minister, Jeremiah Wright, to boost black support for his reelection.
Ryan Clayton, a far left contributor to DailyKos and Huffington Post, was escorted out a Friday night showing of the documentary, Hating Breitbart, in Arlington, Virginia, for his outbursts during the opening minutes of the film. Find out what happened here.
In this exceptional video, an articulate Iranian expatriate explains that “An Iranian nuclear bomb changes everything . . . [it is] the most crucial issue in human history.”