Marco Rubio Has A Lot Of Experience…
...at playing hooky. Marco Rubio has argued that he has foreign policy experience because he's a member of the Senate…
The Republican Party Further Embraces Bigotry And Extremism
"Donald Trump’s Message Resonates With White Supremacists" read a New York Times headline today. True as that may be, Donald…
Senate Candidate Joe Heck: Too Extreme And Partisan For Nevada
This morning, Rep. Joe Heck voted against the omnibus funding bill that included important funding for health care for 9/11…
Not so fast, Jeb
Jeb Bush might be talking about Asian "anchor babies" today, but it's pretty clear he was talking about Hispanic "anchor babies" right up until…
The GOP College Affordability Rhetoric Just Doesn't Add Up
The GOP presidential candidates profess their interest in making college affordable. They claim they want to increase access to the…
Scott Walker swings right to support gay marriage constitutional amendment
Scott Walker's in good company now that he supports a constitutional amendment to let states continue to ban marriage equality: Ted Cruz filed the same amendment. This move comes on the heels of Walker arguing to restrict legal immigration -- an extreme position that lines him up with Rick Santorum.
People hate Rubio’s tax plan so much that Glenn Beck would rather vote for Obama
Congratulations, Marco Rubio. Rather than pleasing anyone, you managed to offend just about everyone with your shiny new tax plan. Glenn Beck thinks it’d be better to vote for Barack Obama. Economists and blowhards on the left, center, and right are all singing kumbaya and writing off Rubio’s plan for making laughable assumptions about tax revenues. Or is it the child tax credit that actually excludes poor families? Maybe it’s that his tax cuts didn’t go far enough?
Delusions of Randeur
The honeymoon of Rand Paul's presidential announcement lasted all of a few hours. If his extreme record and alarming history weren't enough, his temperament and glaring inability to deal with the media torpedoed his candidacy before the lights were turned off in Louisville.
Senator Walsh?
Former Congressman Joe Walsh just refuses to fade into obscurity, telling WROK Radio that he is considering a Senate primary against Senator Mark Kirk. His challenge will likely have Kirk running to the right to shore up his conservative bona fides as Walsh touts his Tea Party platform.
American Bridge will be here to hold both candidates accountable to their promises.
Check out Walsh's highlight reel below:
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MEMO/VIDEO: Floundering Republican Candidates Are Desperate To Right The Ship At CPAC
It's CPAC time. That means thousands of Republicans are descending on National Harbor over the next few days. And at this rate, it seems that about half of them will run for president. Now all they need is one viable candidate. The 2016 Republican presidential primary began unexpectedly early, when Jeb Bush made the December declaration that he was "actively exploring" a run at the White House, accelerating his rivals' timeline in the process. Maybe they shouldn't have jumped the gun. If the last couple months have shown us anything, it's how wildly unprepared for primetime this cast of presidential hopefuls truly are.