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On Monday evening, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) appeared on The Mark Levin Show to discuss, among other things, the recent GOP primary runoff election in Mississippi. He complained multiple times about the "DC machine."
Lately, Republicans and members of the news media have pounced on comments made by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding her family's financial situation after her husband, ex-President Bill Clinton, left the White House. It isn't working.
Republicans are ultimately responsible for the attack on the Benghazi outpost for several reasons they will never admit, but that does not absolve them for their very substantial role in the diplomats' deaths or eliminate the need for a special prosecutor to hold them accountable for inciting Islamist militants to attack Americans.
During an appearance at the Texas GOP convention on Friday, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) decided to make a little topical joke about the recent release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
During a discussion of Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) on Monday morning, Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough defended Rubio's position on climate change while also claiming that Democrats are like "televangelists" when it comes to the science behind climate change.
During an interview with Arizona radio station KFYI on Thursday, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) called President Obama 'the most naive president in history'
Quinnipiac University released a new poll on Thursday showing that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton holds double-digit leads on nearly every potential GOP candidate.
At roughly 3:00 PM EST on the last day of January, the NY Times graced my email inbox with the headline, "Report may ease way to approval of Keystone pipeline."
Republicans have created a new conservative super PAC to support Republican secretaries of state that will pursue restrictive voter laws, purge voter rolls, and generally kill the democratic process.
The Ready for Hillary SuperPAC has more twitter followers than Karl Rove's Crossroads PAC and more Facebook fans than Mitt Romney's Super PAC had on election day.
Cheney claims the President's national security team choices put the nation at risk because they do not support Bush-Cheney policies that did increase the risks to America; his logic defies reason.
The Republican plan to preemptively destroy a 2016 Hillary Clinton is another fail. Clinton returned fire by noting that ' some people refused to accept the facts'.
Will Republicans use the redistricting advantages they achieved after their 2010 sweep to change the way electoral votes are apportioned?
McCain told CBS News that he would block Ambassador Rice's confirmation, saying she's 'not very bright' and 'not qualified.'
There's more secret video and this time, Mitt Romney says he'd kick the can down the road on Israel.
In a desperate attempt to blame President Obama for the violence in the Middle East, Sarah Palin claimed that the Innocence of Muslims is a phantom video.