Now, there is a serious movement among Republicans who embrace Bundy’s claim the federal government is forbidden from owning land and the Republican gubernatorial candidate in Colorado is actively campaigning on a promise of seizing all federal land.
Momentum is shifting as the nation moves closer to Election Day. Two new models give Democrats a better than fifty percent chance of keeping control of the US Senate.
ABC News Senior Washington Correspondent Jeff Zeleny tweeted Tuesday afternoon, “Asked if he feels Democratic majority slipping away, @SenatorReid tells me: “No.”
Coming off the successful launch of her latest ad, Democratic Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes is calling on Sen. Mitch McConnell to accept an invitation to debate her.
In a conversation with Media Matters for America this week, St. Louis Post-Dispatch Editor-In-Chief Gilbert Bailon blasted Fox News and other media outlets for their coverage of the Ferguson protests in the aftermath of Michael Brown’s death.
House Republicans have made it clear that they would rather support ISIS than give Obama the votes he needs for authorization to arm the Syrian rebels.
Sen. John McCain got frat boy creepy when a group of Code Pink protesters interrupted the Senate Armed Services Committee’s hearing on ISIS.
On September 10th, 22-year-old Darrien Hunt was shot and killed by two police officers in Saratoga Springs, UT. Hunt’s family had a private autopsy performed, and it reveals that Hunt was hit six times with bullets, all from the rear.
Senate Democrats set another fundraising record in August. They are crushing their Republican opponents in fundraising, and find themselves in a much stronger position to keep control of the Senate than the experts predicted.
Marsha Blackburn says, “Words matter, actions matter . . . You can’t just go say [we’ve] changed all the rules,” even as she invents facts
