by Phillip Stucky Republican nominee Donald Trump gets a lot of flak for questioning President Barack Obama’s birthplace, but Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton supported the idea all the way back in 2008. Trump refuses to tell the press that he believes that Obama was born in the United States, despite the fact that campaign spokesperson…
by Phillip Stucky Republican Gov. John Kasich told CNN Friday it’s “highly unlikely” he will vote for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. “I’ll let everybody know when, but I think my actions have spoken very loudly, louder than even my words,” Kasich said on CNN about his potential support for Trump. WATCH: CNN’s Dana Bash then…
by Richard Pollock A total of 205 Clinton Foundation donors whose corporations and foundations collectively contributed $216 million since 2009, were awarded the most coveted invitations in the nation’s capital: prestigious seats at one or more White House State Dinners, according to a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation. At least 15 of the Clinton Foundation’s…
by Eli Bowman Nicholas Sarwark, the Libertarian Party National Chairman, has requested that the General Services Administration begin to give Gary Johnson and Bill Weld national security briefings in order to better form LP policy for this election cycle. Although this is typical for presidential candidates, the fact that Johnson and Weld will begin to…
by Kevin Daley Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton implied that if elected, she may not renominate Judge Merrick Garland to succeed the late Justice Antonin Scalia on the U.S. Supreme Court Thursday. Clinton said in a radio interview that aired Thursday, she would “look broadly and widely for people who represent the diversity of our country,” in evaluating…
by Josh Guckert Former New Jersey Governor Christie Whitman indicated on Twitter Thursday that she would like to see Governors Gary Johnson and William Weld in the presidential debates. America can only benefit from more ideas in the presidential race; the debates should include @GovGaryJohnson and @BillWeld#LetGaryDebate — Christie Whitman (@GovCTW) September 15, 2016 She becomes at…
By Wayne Pac Gary Johnson has been climbing in popularity nationwide. He’s had his messy situations, but among young voters, that’s something they can see past. According to polls, Gary Johnson is only trailing by 2 points behind Clinton with young voters. The polling was done this month by Quinnipiac University. Those polled between ages 18-34 had…
by Tommy Behnke In case you missed the memo, Hillary Clinton has a middle class problem. Time and time again, she has missed the mark on a number of key issues that matter to average Americans — among them: bank bailouts, crony trade deals, and blue collar tax hikes. But in a press conference last Tuesday,…
Does this web ad for Johnson stick up above the rest? By: Darrell England A web ad was quietly uploaded on YouTube yesterday, already producing over 1,500 views. It comes from a channel claiming to be from Republicans for Johnson-Weld 2016. It is worth noting however that the website mentioned in the description area did not list this…
by Josh Guckert Supporters of Gary Johnson are organizing an assembly against the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) in Washington, D.C. Hosted by group called “Ensure Gary Johnson’s Third Podium,” the peaceful assembly will take place on September 21 from 11AM to 3PM. The Facebook event reads: The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) at 1200 New…