Watch video clip of the exchange here: Donald Trump Says Rand Paul Shouldn’t Even Be Here
Annoyed that there were 11 candidates as a result of CNN’s debate criteria for the debate, which otherwise would have left Sen. Rand Paul out of it, Donald Trump invoked Paul’s name during a response to a question that had nothing to do with Rand Paul and was specifically directed at Donald Trump and Carly Fiorina.
By Brian Nichols With eight days remaining until President-elect Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, things have gotten a tad hairy in the world of the media, press, and intelligence. On Tuesday, Buzzfeed News publish a controversial article, in which a dossier, supposedly compiled by a former British intelligence official, alleged that Russia has…
by Josh Guckert After planning to release his medical records on a show with Dr. Oz, Republican nominee has changed course. As reported by The New York Times: Donald J. Trump on Wednesday scrapped his previously announced plan to go over results from his most recent physical examination in a taped appearance with the television…
If you had the chance to urinate in the mouth of just one presidential candidate, who would it be? That deeply philosophical question is being tackled by one pub in London. The Week reports: The Three Stags in south London is hosting a “piss poll” for satirical British TV show The Last Leg. Since Feb….
Jonah Bennett GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz urged armed protesters currently stationed inside a federal building Monday to stand down and give up their fight against the federal government. “Every one of us has a constitutional right to protest, to speak our minds,” Cruz told reporters in Iowa, according to Breitbart. “But we don’t have…
Juliegrace Brufke Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton’s tax plan would actually reduce incentives to work, save and invest, a new report from a nonpartisan Washington-based think tank finds. Clinton’s proposal to increase marginal tax rates would reduce “incentives to work, save and invest,” and make the tax code more complex, according to the Tax Policy Center report published Thursday…
By Phillip Stucky Former Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz attempted to speak to the Florida delegation to the convention Monday after she announced she would resign early Sunday, but the crowd wouldn’t let her. The unruly crowd held handmade signs that read, “emails,” and booed her as she attempted to rouse the crowd….
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