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Aug 26 2020
News
Worst Nightmare: ABC, CBS Lose Their Noodles After Trump Holds Naturalization Ceremony
Between Senator Tim Scott’s well-received Monday night speech, stories on both nights from everyday Americans, and remarks from rising stars, Tuesday’s RNC festivities resulted in a no good, awful, very bad day for the broadcast networks. Minutes into their coverage, ABC and CBS spontaneously combusted upon seeing President Trump holding a naturalization ceremony at the White House.
NewsBustersMar 05 2020
Opinion
The Fight Goes On
Remarks from Elizabeth Warren shared in a call with campaign staff:
I want to start with the news. I want all of you to hear it first, and I want you to hear it straight from me: Today, I’m suspending our campaign for president.
I know how hard all of you have worked. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything you have poured into this campaign.
I know that
Elizabeth WarrenDec 03 2014
News
Boehner faces conservative ire over plan to delay immigration fight
Conservative Republicans are pushing back hard against House Speaker John Boehner's plan to effectively push off the battle over President Obama's immigration plan to next year in order to pass a spending bill, increasing the likelihood he'll need help from Democrats to get it through the House and Senate.
Fox News DigitalMar 08 2021
Perspectives Blog
Surveys Suggest America is a Religious Nation, Democrats Included
Americans are, by and large, a religious group. According to Gallup in 2020, 73% of Americans thought religion was at least fairly important in their own lives. Four years earlier, Gallup found that 89% of Americans believed in God or a universal spirit.
Stereotypes often cast Republicans as religious and Democrats as atheists; however, survey data shows that while Republicans in
Hyria StuartJan 29 2014
News
State of the Union: What he said, what he meant
For a State of the Union speech in an election year, President Barack Obama didn’t sound like he was offering too much red meat for his Democratic base. But what looked like a speech aimed at showing he was more interested in policy than politics also included subtle election-year messages and clear warnings that he’s ready to move on from a dismal 2013. The GOP can do its part, Obama said, or
PoliticoMay 05 2015
News
Hillary Clinton to Challenge GOP on Immigration
Hillary Clinton, making her first visit to Nevada since she announced her 2016 presidential run, will call for a path to citizenship for some 11 million people in the U.S. illegally, and contrast that position with Republican contenders who stop short of that stance.
In 2013, the Senate passed legislation with some GOP support that offered the chance
Wall Street Journal (News)Jul 06 2016
News
Even without charges, FBI rebuke leaves a heavy political cloud over Clinton
Hillary Clinton may avoid criminal charges, but the searing rebuke of her “extremely careless” email practices Tuesday by FBI Director James B. Comey is likely to reverberate through the November election and, if she wins, well into her presidency.
Washington PostJun 20 2013
News
Gun control: Good for law-abiding Americans, bad for the 'insane,' Manchin says
Sen. Joe Manchin III, West Virginia Democrat, said Thursday he is “wide open” to helping accommodate senators wary about his efforts to pass gun-purchase background check legislation, but that he’s not going to create any holes.
Washington TimesNov 04 2014
News
One reason politicians cater to the rich — they're more likely to vote
Today when you hear anyone say this election is all about turnout (and you will hear it often), take a minute to consider who exactly is turning out for elections — or, more importantly, who isn't turning out.
The poorest Americans are far less likely to turn out than middle- and upper-class Americans. According to the Pew Research Center, nearly half of nonvoters have a family income
VoxSep 04 2013
News
Obama faces Syria test as House holds 1st hearing
The Obama administration is facing a tougher examination of its plans for military intervention in Syria, squaring off against tea party Republicans and other skeptical House members a day after gaining Speaker John Boehner's endorsement and significant support in the Senate.
Townhall