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AMERICAN BRIDGE’S RESPONSE TO TRUMP’S TRUTH SOCIAL POST

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Well That Was a Load of Horse Sh*t — Rep. Tom Barrett’s Claims That the GOP’s Funding Freeze Wouldn’t Impact Schools Was Wrong

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Trump’s Chaotic State Department

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Thursday, Apr 9 2015

Prime time? Not so much

Rand Paul failed at damage control last night with Megyn Kelly. Rand wasn't interested in answering any of Kelly's questions:

Do you regret shushing the one reporter and jumping in?

The question some people are asking about you is whether you're ready for prime time?

Did you get overly emotional?

People are accusing you now of being too thin-skinned.

Rand continued to prove that he doesn't want to be held accountable to his extreme positions. He's trying to trick viewers into writing off past statements like ending all foreign aid to Israel or a complete ban on a woman's right to choose as "editorializing" by reporters.

Wednesday, Apr 8 2015

Jeb admits he signed Hispanic voter form without reading it

SHOT: "They pass laws and say, 'Trust us, we'll read it afterwards.'" [3/2/15] CHASER: "I signed the application for a change of registration and without knowing someone put Hispanic."

Wednesday, Apr 8 2015

Rand Paul REALLY doesn't like reporters asking him about his extreme positions

Add Savannah Guthrie to the list of reporters who have been shushed or berated by Rand Paul for asking him questions about his past right-wing positions. Rand shushed CNBC anchor Kelly Evans recently and hung up on Howie Carr. Guess Rand hasn't mellowed out. "No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, listen. You've editorialized, let me answer a question. You ask a question and you say, 'Have your views changed?" instead of editorializing and saying my views have changed." -- Rand Paul

Tuesday, Apr 7 2015

VIDEO: Univision and Telemundo on Jeb's voter registration

Jeb Bush landed in trouble across Latino TV last night for registering as "Hispanic" on his 2009 voter form. From Univision to Telemundo, Bush was subjected to more negative coverage that added to his headaches. Jeb isn't exactly winning over Hispanics, either. A new ABC/Washington Post poll shows him trailing Hillary Clinton by a 3 to 1 margin, 71-21, among Hispanic voters.

Tuesday, Apr 7 2015

American Bridge Welcomes "Paul Off The Wall" to the Presidential Race

Senator Rand Paul is making his presidential bid official today, and American Bridge is welcoming him with 20 reminders of his wild and crazy moments at PaulOffTheWall.com.

Tuesday, Apr 7 2015

Jeb's Self-ID Problem Draws Widespread Mockery

Jeb Bush's self-identification problem had the political world scratching its head Monday. After registering as "Hispanic" on his 2009 Florida voter registration form, the presumptive presidential candidate was hard-pressed to explain the error. Instead he tried to poke fun at the mistake, which would have been a savvy move had the entire national press corps not beat him to the punch.

Monday, Apr 6 2015

Hispanic Jeb? (VIDEO)

Jeb Bush started off his week on the wrong foot when the New York Times reported that he checked the "Hispanic"…

Monday, Apr 6 2015

Bad Money with Rand Paul (VIDEO)

As Senator Rand Paul prepares to ask GOP primary voters to support him for President, it's important to note that this…

Friday, Apr 3 2015

AP: Walker’s Wisconsin still lags nation in job growth

Key Point: “The state lags in job growth and its budget faces a shortfall. It's a record that complicates Walker's path in early primary states as he sells himself as a reformer. “Wisconsin has added private-sector jobs at a lower rate than the national average since July 2011 - six months after Walker took office. Walker promised in the 2010 campaign that if elected his policies would create 250,000 private sector jobs. But only about 145,000 such jobs were created over his first four years."

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