This election cycle has been gloriously atrocious. At times, I haven’t been sure whether to laugh raucously or cry into a tall, stiff whiskey. If it weren’t for the fact that one of these individuals will become our next president and command the world’s largest military and nuclear arsenal, the whole thing would be hilarious….
Twitter Users React to the #GOPDebate Like the ones before it, the fourth GOP Debate caused an enormous social media reaction. The internet was abuzz with users weighing into the debate from all ends of the political spectrum. Using the hashtag #GOPDebate, anyone with an internet connection could give their two cents on how the…
Juliegrace Brufke Republican 2016 hopefuls have been unveiling tax plans promising deep cuts and drastic changes to current policies. Ahead of Tuesday night’s fourth GOP presidential debate, here’s a look at the top contenders’ economic proposals. Donald Trump The outspoken real-estate mogul’s tax plan calls for four tax brackets: 0 percent, 10 percent, 20 percent and 25…
Disecting the GOP Debate From a Libertarian Perspective [dropcap size=small]T[/dropcap]he fourth GOP Debate was a turning point in the presidential contest. Lindsey Graham was removed from all debates, Chris Christie and Mike Huckabee were demoted to the undercard debate, and there was more time to go around for all candidates on the main stage. Thus,…
Blake Neff Jeb Bush has tried to grab hold of the media narrative by launching a “Jeb Can Fix It” comeback tour across New Hampshire, but so far his primary accomplishment appears to be that of frightening children. While visiting a pharmacy Tuesday, Bush decided to express his disagreement with a recent FDA decision allowing…
Rachel Stoltzfoos A Jeb Bush Donor upset about his failed attack on Sen. Marco Rubio in the Republican presidential primary debate Wednesday called Rubio a “Jedi Master,” who the Bush campaign should have known not to mess with. “Marco is a [expletive] Jedi Master,” the reportedly “distraught” Florida donor told Politico. “Hopefully these idiots learn not to [expletive] with him anymore. Not…
With the frost now promising snow, politicos anxiously look to Iowa and New Hampshire– the first proving grounds of the 2015 presidential primary elections. The campaign season has been anything but conventional. Early wisdom held the Republican contest would come down to two, Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin and former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida….
By Blake Neff Published: March 10, 2015 Jeb Bush is less well-liked by the American people than his brother, former President George W. Bush, according to an NBC/Marist poll released Monday. According to the poll, only 23 percent of U.S. adults view Jeb Bush favorably, while 34 percent view him unfavorably. That’s a negative split…