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Trump almost immediately pounced on Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton, saying "crooked Hillary" is "anti-gun" and "wants to take your guns away" if elected. He also said deadly mass shootings like the recent one in San Bernard
Republican candidate Donald Trump said Wednesday night he might feel more comfortable if his employees brought guns to work -- despite the fact that several Trump resorts have a policy against firearms.
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump says he sometimes carries a gun to protect himself, after a spate of shootings at colleges ramped up debate about firearms in the United States.
New video by Brian Miller in response to John McCain's Border fence ad...a MUST SEE! Hillarious!
I like waffles for breakfast. I don’t much care for people and politicians who waffle. I enjoy wearing sandals but I don’t like flip flops particularly when flip flopping politicians control my money and to a large extent the future of my nine ye
Rick Barber, a candidate in the Republican primary for Alabama's 2nd district, has released an ad in which he implies he supports impeaching President Obama, goes on a protracted criticism of the IRS, concluding with George Washington declaring, "Gat
A favorable article about Ron Paul!?! In the New Yawk Times no less!?! Has hell frozen over...?
Since the second Bush left the White House, something different appears to be happening in the Republican Party: a shift away from Southern-style conservatism to more of a Western variety.
George Will builds a column upon the significance of this fact. Moreover, Republican Ron Johnson is virtually dead-even with Feingold in the polls. This "Atlas," says Will, is "Running, Not Shrugging." A delightful and encouraging read.
Neocon RINOs getting irate. :)
Hey, I got one answer because I have seen the effects of the manuals and the death you have inflicted upon tribal people in Central and South America. In other words, Amcerica, this is why "they hate you"
Rand Paul will now have now have to appeal to a broader swath of voters than those who vote in Republican primaries. He'll have a real fight ahead of him but he has a good shot of winning his Kentucky Senate seat in November.
"Do you think that a private business has a right to say that 'We don't serve black people?'" Maddow asked.
