“I’m also aware that California has a drought. And that’s why I made sure I brought my own water.”
Sen. Rubio may have brought his own water, but it did little to quench his dry sense of humor. Rubio’s overall performance may have been a grand slam, but his attempt at being funny was strikeout.
Johnson Does Best Among Millennials By: Elias J. Atienza Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson received 13 percent in a new poll released by Quinnipiac University. This puts him at his highest poll numbers ever. His previous highest was at 12 percent. Clinton leads a hypothetical four-way race with 41 percent, while Trump received 39 percent. Stein…
by Phillip Stucky Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton could barely make a single step up a platform during a campaign rally in Lake Worth, Fl.Wednesday. WATCH: The video shows Clinton walking to the stage amid applause, and what appears to be a Secret Service officer who goes to her side to help the Democratic nominee to the stage….
Senator Rand Paul has had enough; says he will filibuster “steaming pile” debt ceiling deal Rand Paul is known for his filibustering ways, and now he is at it again. After learning about the details of the new “compromise” legislation to raise the debt ceiling–a deal reached by the White House and Congressional leaders on…
First National Ad Supporting a Third Party Candidate By: Elias J. Atienza Purple PAC, a Super PAC headed by former Cato Institute President Ed Crane, has spent $1 million on ads for national television in support of Libertarian Presidential Nominee Gary Johnson. The ad centers around how Donald Trump “offends everyone” while criticizing Hillary Clinton…
by Josh Guckert During the first presidential debate on September 26, Hillary Clinton made the claim that The Great Recession emerged “in large part because of tax policies that slashed taxes on the wealthy, failed to invest in the middle class, took their eyes off of Wall Street, and created a perfect storm.” Pulitzer Prize-winning fact-checking…
Senator Sanders Misleads his Twitter Audience Yet Again [dropcap size=big]S[/dropcap]ocialist presidential candidate Bernie Sanders drew scorn from the right after a post he made on Twitter went viral. The post, which criticized the rates of home refinances versus student loans, was mocked by anyone and everyone with a clear understanding of banking, economics, and politics. Critics of…
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