Our children are our future. How many futures will be forever lost if we continue to allow the NRA to control the gun debate and the Republican Party?
President Ronald Reagan’s former budget director David Stockman excoriated the Republican Party in an interview he gave to Newsmax TV.
‘The party ought to nominate somebody who can stand by principles and explain why conservative principles are better for the vast majority of the citizens.’ LOL! Who knew Dubya was a comedian, too?
Want to learn how to consistently lose elections? Just sit back and watch as the Republican party shows us the way.
Jon Stewart points out, it is hard to believe that the GOP is taken seriously as a legitimate party.
The latest wave of anti-equality, anti-gay hysteria from the Christian right, and what their persecution complex is REALLY about.
In an interview with David Pakman, Susie Sampson from the ‘Tea Party Report’ tells us why she supports the Tea Party’s boycott of Fox News for being ‘too liberal.’
The recall effort was organized in February and has already gotten a third of the signatures necessary.
Nothing says being the tough party like crying when the President tells them to clean up their own messes.
After Rand Paul concluded his dramatic and fact-free filibuster, his more experienced colleagues stepped onto the Senate floor to set the record straight.
It’s said that Rep. Black and her hubby are worth more than $33 million… no worries for her on all this Obamacare stuff.
This is a time the GOP must have a debate as opposed to blackballing candidates with different views.
It was evident that the President is moving to a popular stance, a middle class centric stance that rebalances the economy.
Keith Ellison boldly defended the President on Tuesday night. He stood up for the truth and if there is one thing in this world Republicans can’t handle, it’s the truth.
Michigan’s new Republican Party chair wants to change state electoral college rules so the GOP can override the popular vote in the next presidential election.
The reason the Republican Party lost the 2012 presidential election has nothing to do with the economy and everything to do with their divisive strategies.
But while Huntsman’s words are powerful, it will be hard – damn near impossible – to convince the far right conservatives who have a stranglehold on the Republican Party.
Unfortunately for them, Hispanics vote Democratic by overwhelming numbers; it doesn’t look like they’re rushing to join the party of divisiveness anytime soon.
Conspiracy theories represent hope for them. They mean their power hasn’t been stolen, America isn’t changing, and they haven’t been rejected.
The leadership of the GOP has resigned itself to collapse and breakup, but is the Democratic party able to take advantage?
