by Michael Bastasch A top confidant to Hillary Clinton campaign chair John Podesta suggested the person who told the former secretary of state she could use a private email should be “drawn and quartered,” according to a leaked email chain. “Do we actually know who told Hillary she could use a private email?” Neera Tanden, president…
by Daniel Stephens A few days ago, in an interview with the Washington Examiner, Gary Johnson was asked questions about his positions on many different issues pertinent to the interest of American voters. When asked about his ideas on “religious freedom,” Johnson offered these thoughts on the subject: I mean under the guise of religious…
Last night the nauseating spectacle of the Democratic National Convention continued, giving Americans little rest after suffering the Republicans’ convention just last week. Each party laid out their platforms and visions for the country, setting the tone for the national campaigns to come. While partisans on both sides will tell you that their party is going…
by Brett Chandrasekhar Steven Palazzo, U.S. Representative of Mississippi’s 4th District, refused to show up to a debate with his Democratic and Libertarian rivals. His reason? He had to go to his son’s football game. Last week, Palazzo skipped two events, a debate Wednesday night and a forum Thursday, each at the University of Southern…
3. Doesn’t Know About White Supremacists or David Duke To add to the growing sentiment that Trump was projecting hateful and divisive rhetoric, he just happened to rack up the endorsement of one David Duke. Duke, a former leader of the KKK, publicly embraced Trump and his message. In an interview, he responded to a question…
By Lina Bryce During Donald Trump’s address given at the Republican National Convention Thursday night, he said four words that either gives you hope or strikes fear into your heart. He said, “I am your voice.” What was lacking in his message was the call for freedom — a message quelled by members of the party who see…
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