By Lina Bryce The Donald Trump train has been unstoppable during the 2016 presidential race. Much of what has helped to invigorate his support has been the unrelenting resistance from the Anti-Trump movements which began long before the first egg was thrown. It began the moment Trump uttered the words “I am officially running for president of the United States.” The moment he labelled Mexican immigrants drug dealers…
By Bruce Cohen If you haven’t heard of Mary Matalin, you haven’t been paying attention. At least, not to politics. Her Website www.Matalin.info says this about her: …served under President Ronald Reagan, made her marks George H.W. Bush’s Campaign director and most recently as assistant to President George W. Bush, and as assistant and counselor to Vice…
By Mary Matalin After a considered review of the 2016 candidates’ philosophies and positions, I am proud to endorse Austin Petersen for the Libertarian Party nomination for President of the United States. Petersen has had a distinguished and dedicated career in advocacy for the principles upon which this unique country was founded and under which…
By Blake Neff Mitt Romney has ruled out a third-party presidential bid and has stopped recruiting others to attempt their own, close advisers said Wednesday. The news suggests Romney has thrown in the towel on the #NeverTrump movement and resigned himself to the Republican Party’s nomination of Donald Trump, as much as he detests it. That…
Originally ran at The Liberty Conservative After being blasted on Breitbart as a “Republican spoiler” and “renegade Jew” for refusing to support GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump, founder and editor of the Weekly Standard, Bill Kristol, is firing back. Taking in stride the comments from the Trump-adoring media outlet, Kristol recently purchased the web domain www.RenegadeParty.com and…
There is still one way the Republican Party can stop Donald Trump from becoming the party’s presidential nominee; a nuclear option that would surely cause backlash from voters, possibly cementing the current split within the GOP. But for some, a party that would nominate Trump is not worth saving. Meet Curly Haugland, a North Dakotan…
By Lee Enochs Like many Americans, I have grown exceedingly disillusioned and angry with our politicians in Washington. My deep-seated animus and bitter antagonism towards our elected officials is predicated upon the fact that they essentially do nothing year in and year out exempt contribute to our astronomical $19 trillion dollar national debt. The one…
by Lina Bryce Sen. Rand Paul addressed the recent win by Donald Trump in an appearance Tuesday for a “Reagan Ranch Roundtable” event put on by Young America’s Foundation in California. Paul’s address was focused on the idea of moving “beyond partisan politics to unite America,” positing that the GOP needs to do more to reach out to marginalized…
Ben Sasse, Republican Senator from Nebraska, penned an open letter to Americans on Facebook Wednesday evening. In response to the current state of the 2016 election, Senator Sasse, an ardent #NeverTrump supporter, writes about the earful he has received from his constituents following Trump’s presumed nomination and advocates for more options. Senator Sasse writes: AN OPEN…
By Toni Ann Booras Ohio Gov. John Kasich said Tuesday there is “zero chance” he would agree to be Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s vice president. “Zero chance,” Kasich said in an interview with “CBS This Morning,” when asked if he would consider running with Trump if it would be the best chance for the Republicans to win the…