Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are essentially tied in the polls, and the war of words between the two is beginning to heat up. by Joey Clark Democracy seems to have finally broken out in the Democratic Party. For the longest time, the Democratic primary has felt more like an interminable coronation of Hillary Clinton (with…
Hillary Clinton got a little snippy with a reporter who tried to ask her a question at an event. Former Secretary of State Clinton shut down the reporter coldly, while the crowd seemingly enjoyed watching her take the newsman down a peg. It’s an interesting exchange for the fact that Clinton has been dodging questions for…
By Rachel Stoltzfoos In an apparent effort to toughen up his image, Republican Sen. Rand Paul chose the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown to serve as a backdrop during his April presidential campaign announcement tour. Paul will make the first announcement in his home state of Kentucky April 7, then head to New Hampshire, South Carolina,…
5. Don’t Forget About the Debt In a debate about foreign policy, not much else was discussed among the Presidential candidates. However, Senator Paul wisely used his closing statement to bring up that one of the most important national security topics remains the debt. Repeating that the US borrows nearly $1 million per minute, Paul…
by Josh Guckert In one of the most shocking developments in American history, Donald Trump has defeated Hillary Clinton to become the next President of the United States. Trump was apparently able to ride a wave of white, working-class anger to pull off an unbelievable upset. Based on early reports, Democratic turnout for Clinton was…
By Blake Neff A newly-released YouTube video makes a compelling case that, for unclear reasons, Google search results appear manipulated in favor of Hillary Clinton. The video is the work of SourceFed, a channel with over 1.7 million subscribers that posts a variety of news, pop culture, and explanatory videos. WATCH: The video’s claims revolve around…
