Voters have shown in numerous reports that they do not want to have to face a Bush vs Clinton race in 2016. O’Malley was applauded by many Democrats and Republicans during a recent statement he made in March, which elevated his possible 2016 stature:
“Let’s be honest here, the presidency of the United States is not some crown to be passed between two families.”
by Josh Guckert In what can only be described as a strange exchange between Sean Hannity and prominent “Never Trump” conservatives, the talk show host has indicated that he is prepared to “punch back.” He said on his radio show Tuesday: They’ve all taken shots at me first. I’m a counter-puncher. I punch back. Now working…
by Rachel Stoltzfoos Republican nominee Donald Trump was booed as he got out of his car to vote in the presidential election in New York Tuesday. A large crowd had gathered around polling station 59, just steps away from Trump Tower, where the business mogul was expected to vote. As he and Melania got out of the…
Edward Snowden sits down with VICE News to deliver a sobering reminder about the mass surveillance state and how it threatens liberty worldwide. by Joey Clark While many Americans have been distracted by the 2016 presidential election circus, the surveillance state continues to operate nearly unimpeded, stealthily playing the role of Big Brother to millions of…
Juliegrace Brufke Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s political career has hit a new low — Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders doesn’t even want his support. The 2016 presidential hopeful, who endorsed Emanuel’s opponent Jesus “Chuy” Garcia during a surprising close runoff race in April, had no qualms about coming out against the Chicago Democrat during a Q&A with…
By Chris White Sen. Rand Paul says Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton should apologize to Kentucky coal miners for saying she will put them out of work after a report came out showing the state is hemorrhaging coal mining jobs. The former secretary of state is making her way across Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky to…
Hillary Clinton suggests her gender played a role when Bernie Sanders suggested she stop “shouting” Going into the first Democratic debate, pundits and left-wing commentators smugly praised the “civility” of the Democratic nominees for President as compared to their Republican counterparts. Whereas Donald Trump has been purposely divisive in taking shots at Lindsey Graham, Rick…