GOP Field Heavy on Hateful Rhetoric, Light on Commonsense Immigration Reform
With Donald Trump way ahead in New Hampshire, it’s no surprise that the GOP field has continued to mimic his…
Rubio Rabble-Rouses On North Korea, But Skips Classified Hearing To Fundraise
Rubio had no problem making loud noises with his rhetoric on North Korea last week, but where's Rubio getting his…
The Year Trump Took Over, Pt. 4: Anti-Women's Health
Donald Trump's bombastic rhetoric has defined the 2016 GOP field on every issue -- including women's health, which brings us…
GOP Field On Taxes: Big Cuts For Our Megadonors Come First
The GOP candidates on stage tonight complained the last debate lacked a legitimate discussion of "pocketbook issues," but they'll do…
Jeb Continues His War On Women, Doesn't Think Planned Parenthood Does "Women's Health Issues"
Excitedly enlisting in the GOP's second war against women, Jeb Bush has abandoned his stance of "not sure we need half…
Trumping Fox?
After last night's debate, Donald Trump is being written off...just like he was after attacking John McCain, calling Mexicans "rapists"…
Jeb Bush Doubles Down On Hypocritical Swift Boat Support
Jeb Bush just doubled down on his criticism of John Kerry's war record from 2004. When asked today about his…
McCain Would Be Top Of Trump's Burn Book
If Donald Trump has a burn book, John McCain's name is at the top. The GOP drama continues as Donald…
Coincidence?
PolitiFact crunched the numbers and Scott Walker was out of state at least 44 percent of the last five months -- ignoring his day job to test the warm, inviting presidential waters. Meanwhile, Wisconsin is dead last in job creation in the Midwest and on pace for record layoffs under Walker. His in-state job approval is also plummeting, down eight to 41 percent.
Any Port in a Storm? Portman Seeks Refuge from Record of Outsourcing American Jobs
If Rob Portman wants to remind us what a patent failure he was as United States Trade Representative under President George W. Bush, he's doing a "heckuva job." Portman is in the fight of political life this election cycle and he's making sure the hardworking men and women of Ohio know that he's on their side by cracking down on currency manipulation. “It is critical that any new trade agreement include effective tools to fight back against a practice that has resulted in the loss of millions of American jobs,” said Portman in a statement. It sure sounds like a reasonable message, if you completely ignore the messenger. Portman simply has no standing to talk about protecting American workers.