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…
By Bedford Peter Schweizer’s best-selling book “Clinton Cash” is headed to the big screen at the Cannes Film Festival. The movie adaptation of the book, published in May 2015, looks at the finances of former president and current presidential hopeful Bill and Hillary Clinton. Schweizer is a former William J. Casey Research Fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover…
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) has suspended his campaign after a devastating loss in Indiana. This leaves Governor John Kasich versus business mogul Donald Trump for the Republican nomination. With Trump looking like the likely Republican nominee, many Cruz supporters are looking for a new candidate. Austin Petersen responded with a Facebook video that has gotten…
By Chris White Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton apologized Monday for saying in March that she would put coal mines “out of business” after being confronted by a former West Virginia coal miner. The former secretary of state called the comments a “misstatement” during her coal country campaign ahead of Kentucky’s May 17 Democratic primary election. Clinton is…
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…
Sanders is Going All in For Every Last Delegate After multiple defeats, low voter turnout, and massive downsizing, the Sanders campaign is now playing every last card it can to scrape together as many delegates as possible. Many have expected Sanders to lose in a landslide and ultimately sell out to Clinton, sending his energized fan base straight…
Gary Johnson, former New Mexico governor and Libertarian Party presidential candidate, recently released a new ad on YouTube, titled Never Trump. “Like you I’m not voting for Donald Trump,” he says at the beginning of the video. Johnson fell back on his age old tactic of using his experience and exposure as the former two-term Republican…
Tax Forms May Indicate Sanders is More Wealthy Than He Leads On With the current presidential race among millionaires and billionaires like Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, most people find themselves refreshed with more modest contenders like Bernie Sanders. Sanders, a self-described “Democratic Socialist,” has made income inequality the primary issue of his campaign, claiming it…
Blake Neff In response to Sen. Bernie Sanders’ suggestion that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is not qualified to be president, Sen. Barbara Boxer responded with claims that Clinton is not only qualified, but is the best qualified person ever to run for president. Bernie’s attack on @HillaryClinton tonight was beneath him. She is the most…
By Connor D. Wolf and Steve Birr Teachers unions may have been some of the first to endorse Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, but their actual members aren’t too keen on the former secretary of state, according to Thursday reports. Federal Election Commission records reveal Sanders received more money in February from those who listed themselves as…