Former Sec. of State Hillary Clinton struck fear in the heart of every Republican from Paul Ryan to the Koch brothers after sounding like a president at the CNN New Hampshire town hall.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders built on his momentum coming out of the Iowa caucuses to deliver a strong performance at the CNN New Hampshire Town Hall.
It isn’t just liberals and Democrats who believe that Citizens United must be overturned. Conservatives are increasingly realizing that the Koch enabling Supreme Court decision is silencing their voices too.
Rachel Maddow had her best viewership month in over two years as MSNBC posted bigger ratings growth than Fox News and CNN in January.
Donald Trump blew up and threw a temper tantrum where he accused Ted Cruz of stealing the Iowa through fraud, demanded a new caucus, and that Cruz is disqualified.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren shamed Republicans on the Senate floor for perpetuating the already problematic rigged legal system that protects corporate lawbreakers and the rich, bringing to light two Republican proposals that protect corporate lawbreakers and make it harder to investigate and prosecute bank fraud.
Since its inception, Cruz has portrayed his campaign for the presidency as a religious war, and Christian crusade with Cruz as the messiah
Bernie Sanders called those who are fearmongering over his political revolution “pathetic” while explaining to MSNBC’s Morning Joe what revolution means to him.
With no money, and little enthusiasm for his campaign, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has dropped out of the race for the 2016 Republican nomination.
In applying the KISS principal to politics, Trump has done what secular humanists will never do: he has made religion irrelevant
