Showing posts with label Conservatives vs. Conservatives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conservatives vs. Conservatives. Show all posts
Saturday, February 16, 2019
Ann Coulter Reacts to President Trump's Compromise Bill
The bill stinks, but the economy is doing great, some of the Wall will get built, Trump has been superb with nominating conservative judges and Democrats really suck at everything. In other words, my bet still says Trump gets re-elected.
RELATED: Coulter: The True National Emergency Is That Trump Is An Idiot
Monday, April 16, 2018
Thursday, January 4, 2018
President Trump: Steve Bannon 'Lost His Mind'
Bannon's just bitter that he got kicked out the White House. And let's not pretend that he didn't know what he was doing by going after the President's family like that.
RELATED: “He’s Only In It For Himself”: Trump Goes Nuclear On Bannon Over Russiagate “Treason” Comment; Update: Junior Piles On
Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Jeff Flake writes check to Democrat opposing Roy Moore
If Flake was really that disgusted by Moore he could've easily abstained, but he loves the spotlight too much to use common sense.
RELATED: Jeff Flake To Democrat Doug Jones: Here’s $100 To Help You Defeat Roy Moore
Saturday, October 28, 2017
Conservative Website, Washington Free Beacon, Funded Fusion GPS Opposition Research
This has Never Trumpers, specifically Bill Kristol's, name all over it.
RELATED: The ‘Never Trump’ Construct
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Saturday, April 8, 2017
Monday, March 27, 2017
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Tomi Lahren’s Show Suspended From Glenn Beck’s The Blaze After She Comes Out As Pro-Choice
I don't really have a problem with her being pro-choice as opposed to why she'd go on a liberal cesspool like 'The View' and announce it to everybody there.
RELATED: Glenn Beck Publicly Battles Tomi Lahren, His Most Famous Employee
Friday, March 17, 2017
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Monday, September 19, 2016
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Sarah Palin Endorses Paul Ryan's Challenger
Ryan never said he wouldn't support Trump, so iit's really not a big deal. I think Ryan's just strategizing here because he has his own fight to deal with in Wisconsin.
RELATED: Ryan challenger faces uphill fight against popular Wisconsin GOPer
Monday, May 9, 2016
Monday, February 8, 2016
Marco Rubio Defends Himself Against Repetition Criticism During Latest Republican Debate
Mediaite.com:
The single-most buzzed-about moment from Saturday night’s Republican presidential debate was Marco Rubio‘s repetition of a line about Barack Obama that he continued using even after New Jersey Governor Chris Christie busted him on it. On Sunday morning, Rubio returned to the scene of the crime, ABC News, and This Week host George Stephanopoulos led off the interview by asking Rubio “What went wrong” to make Rubio go back to that rehearsed phrase so many times.
Rubio took an interesting tack with Stephanopoulos, defending his repetition of the talking point by repeating it three more times:
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Democrats are circulating that video from last night, Senator Marco Rubio joins us live right now. What went wrong?
RUBIO: Well, actually, I would pay them to keep running that clip because that’s what I believe passionately. It’s one of the reasons why I’m not running for reelection to the Senate and I’m running for president. This notion and this idea that somehow, oh, this is an accident — ObamaCare was not an accident. Dodd-Frank was not an accident. The deal with Iran was not an accident —
STEPHANOPOULOS: But you’re getting pounded for repeating that speech.
RUBIO: Well, look, we raised more money last night in the first hour that debate than any other debate. As far as that message, I hope they keep running it and I’m going to keep saying because it’s true. Barack Obama — yes, has he hired incompetent people to implement laws and run agencies? Absolutely. But when it comes to the — what he’s trying to do to America, it’s part of a plan. He has said he wanted to change the country; he’s doing it in a way that is robbing us of everything that makes us special. I’m going to keep saying that because that not only is it the truth, it is at the core of our —
Rubio's a lot of things, but stupid is not one of them. I think he knows exactly what he's doing by going after Barry with the same lines, however scripted they might be. Will it pay off in the end? Only time will tell. But to compare him to Dan Quayle like some noted commentators are doing, is just going overboard especially when considering that he's one of the 3 Republicans left in the race with a real chance--so he must be doing something right.
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Shock Iowa Poll from CNN: Donald Trump Leads Ted Cruz by 11, Bernie Sanders Leads Hillary Clinton by Eight
HotAir.com:
I’m going to argue that Cruz fans shouldn’t freak out about this poll, but first let me grab a change of underwear.RELATED: Conservative Writers Explain Anti-Trump Manifesto: ‘Terrible Face of America to the World’
Trump leads Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who is in second place in the GOP race, among likely Republican caucus-goers, 37% to 26%. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, is in third at 14%, the only other Republican in double digits. Ben Carson failed to register half of Rubio’s support and is in fourth place at 6%…[L]ikely Republican caucus-goers are more divided when it comes to who would best handle foreign policy, with Trump (27%), Rubio (26%) and Cruz (25%) in a virtual three-way split. On the question of which candidate better represents Republican values, 29% choose Cruz, 28% side with Trump and 15% favor Rubio. Cruz holds an edge as the one who would better handle social issues, however, with 29% to Trump’s 18%, while 12% name Rubio, 10% Carson and 9% former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee.Asked which candidate better represents Republican values, immigration heretic Marco Rubio pulls barely half what conservative heretic Donald Trump does. Rubio has a 94 percent rating from Heritage Action. Turn that thought over in your mind a few times.
Time to panic? Well, yes, soon. But not yet. Another bit from CNN:
The sampling is key for both leaders: Only including voters who previously caucused in their party’s most recent competitive caucus, Cruz is neck-and-neck with Trump, with 30% for Cruz to 28% for Trump. Rubio is steady at 16% in that sample.Of Democrats who caucused in 2008, Clinton leads Sanders, 55% to 38%.Essentially the poll’s telling us what we already knew: There are many more Trump fans than Cruz fans among the broader population, including in Iowa, and if Trump can get them to turn out on caucus night he’s going to win. Whether he can get them to turn out is the great unsolved mystery of the primary. Cruz has the best organization in Iowa; Trump’s organization is more of a black box, but some of the glimpses inside haven’t been encouraging. On the other hand, Trumpmania’s bound to bring some people out to caucus who’ve never done it before even if Trump’s ground game is weak. If he’s already within two points of Cruz among people who caucused in 2012, how does he lose once those additional first-time caucusgoers are added?
Monday, January 18, 2016
Donald Trump Quote of the Day!
“This dopey guy, Glenn Beck. He looks like hell. He’s like a dope. And I watch him cry on television all the time. He’s doing very badly. His thing is falling apart. His company is falling apart."
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)