That he is vehemently anti-choice should come as no surprise to anyone, but even the staunchest “pro-lifers” wouldn’t be stupid enough to say something this insensitive.

The rules are pretty simple (for best results, Make sure you have s—-y rum on hand that tastes like nail polish and slides down the throat like wood stain)

Donald Trump is getting dissed by the Republican candidates…at least most of them. Only Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum have RSVPd. Even Michele Bachmann turned down his invite. The Donald is hurt.

The Republican Party resides in a world (1800s maybe?) where it’s socially acceptable and perfectly okay to implement child labor policies for the nation’s poor schoolchildren, but apparently taboo when it comes to compassion for children of immigrants.

Had it not been for Perry’s Dumb and Dumber moment, surely Herman Cain’s name calling of Rep. Nancy Pelosi or Mitt Romney’s answer for why people call him a flip flopper would be center stage. For me, though, Cain’s name calling is the highlight of the debate (or low-light depending on how you look at it).

In tonight’s Republican debate, Herman Cain dodged the inevitable question about his sexual harassment allegations by telling the audience to forget about those women. Look instead at the thousands of women he didn’t harass.

You can just simply forget about Rick Perry period. Here is why.

In tonight’s Republican debate, Herman Cain – he of the sexual harassment accusations times five – was touting HR 3000 formerly known as HR 3400, and he verbally attacked Nancy Pelosi. “Princess Nancy,” he said, “Sent it to committee and it stayed there.”

As is always the case, after any presidential candidate debate, FACTCHECK, pulls back the covers and reveals the truth.

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Speaking at the Human Rights Convention yesterday, President Obama took a righteous political shot at the GOP contenders for President for buttoning their collective lips when a gay soldier asked a question regarding their position on the recently repealed DADT policy via Youtube at the September 23 Republican Primary Debate in Florida.

The exhibits that should be added to the Reagan Library to give the world a true picture of the former president.
Recently, the Republican party held a presidential debate at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, Ca. While the library is a wonderful living tribute to the Patriarch of our party, and many of the exhibits are worthy of this great man, it lacks what us modern conservatives loved most about him.

With the current climate in the GOP, John F. Kennedy looks like a candidate from the future. What Kennedy was pushing, and what many have forgotten, is a human connection that extends beyond religious affiliation and party alignment.