By Frank McCaffrey — From those with Mexican drug cartel connections to misogynistic comedians, Obama’s financial backers are an interesting crew. Here now is a look at a few of these money suppliers. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the story.

If you were worried that Mitt Romney will change his positions on key issues yet again, this interview on CNN this morning will make you question Mitt’s stances on the issues once more. One of Romney’s top advisers, Eric Fehrnstrom, says that we can see a “reset” on Mitt’s stances on the issues coming in the months ahead: CNN HOST: Is [...]

By Rebecca DiFede — Is Obama smarter than a fifth grader? If you saw his less-than-impressive nationally televised press conference (his first in five months), you might not think so. At 1:15pm yesterday, with a nation on baited breath, our illustrious president took the stage in the Brady Press Briefing Room. And for the next forty-five minutes he proceeded to [...]

By Rebecca DiFede — In a recent speech in Michigan, GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney stated that “deep confidence in a better tomorrow is the basic promise of America” and that he didn’t merely want to change policies but wished to “offer a dramatic change in perspective and philosophy.” Hmm. Where have we heard that before? Oh yes. That’s right, [...]

Kudos to the Chicago Tribune for calling out politicians like Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum who routinely stump on the campaign trail that they will tackle the out of control deficit. In fact, none of these politicians have any plan to decrease the deficit, but only to add to it! As the Chicago Tribune reported: GOP [...]

Barack Obama is probably quaking in his boots with fear in the Oval Office right now at the prospect of facing Mitt Romney in November. Romney did something few thought possible, he packed the 65,000 seat Ford Field in Detroit for an important economic speech. From all accounts it was a raucous event. People fainted, women cried, and some say [...]

By Rebecca DiFede — It’s no secret that a large basis of Obama’s election was his widespread approval rating among young people. Colleges all across the country sprung to life in an effort to support his campaign, and soon his likeness was as ubiquitous on campus as the red Solo cup. Being in college during Obama’s campaign was like living [...]

By Adam Bitely — It seems like every presidential election cycle people get excited to nominate candidate that will roll back the expansion of government under the previous administration. For months, speculation of who the candidate will be that will stop the growth of government runs wild. But, as is always the case, reality sets in and those who thought [...]

By Kevin Mooney — Ronald Reagan’s “evil empire” speech delivered on March 8, 1983 “re-moralized American foreign policy” and reversed and era of détente in foreign policy that had given the advantage to the Soviet Union, Prof. Paul Kengor of Grove City College explained during an interview with Americans for Limited Government (ALG) at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). [...]

By Robert Romano — As the Republican nominating process for president continues to unfold, Republicans continue to render a harsh verdict against former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney — the presumptive frontrunner — who lost decisively in three contests to former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum in Missouri, Colorado, and Minnesota. The result was a big surprise for many political observers who [...]