Citing cases from both Joe Miller’s and Barrack Obama’s respective US Senate Campaigns, Anchorage resident Tom Lamb filed suit against the Obama and Romney campaigns demanding confidential information under the “public’s right to know.”
The men and women of the Detroit Police Department believe the city is too dangerous to enter, and they want citizens to know it.
Representative Nan Hayworth of New York, first elected with support from the anti-government spending Tea Party movement in 2010, has reversed course and embraced Obama in her tight congressional race.
A historically-accurate election forecasting model announced by two University of Colorado professors in August continues to project that Romney will win the 2012 presidential election.
Unlike Obama and Romney, Mark Steyn loathes Sesame Street for bearing primary responsibility for the “de-monsterization” of childhood and leading to the type of disaster the US had in Benghazi.
In this video, Pat Caddell goes off on the mainstream media, arguing that they are an “enemy of the American people” and a “threat to the very future of this country.”
U.S. companies should avoid business with Huawei Technologies Co., China’s largest phone-equipment maker, to guard against intellectual-property theft and spying, the U.S. House Intelligence Committee chair said in an interview set to air today.
This excellent article (and video) sounds the alarm about vote integrity in the US as most states are now allowing some forms of fax, Internet, paperless, mail-in, and/or email voting. Experts say this helps facilitate vote fraud.
Romney moved to undercut the latest U.S. jobs report showing unemployment at its lowest rate since Obama assumed office, saying the true number is much worse.
Obama’s reelection campaign, rattled by last week’s debate performance, could be in for even worse news. According to knowledgeable sources, a national magazine is preparing a blockbuster donor scandal story to break Monday.