Tea Party A Bigger Force in Primaries
Alec Tyson, Pew Research Center A 17-point gap exist between the percentage of Tea Party R's (62%) and non-Tea Party R's (45%) who say they always vote in primary elections....
View ArticleR's Gain 9 Points Over D's in Poll
Tony Lee, Breitbart Repubs have erased a 9-point deficit on the generic congressional ballot and are tied with Dems, according to a Quinnipiac poll released this week....
View Article2016 Republicans Hiring Top Talent
Ralph Z. Hallow, Washington Times Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Ben Carson are already assembling teams for potential presidential bids, but who they’re hiring (or wanting to hire) in some cases will certainly...
View ArticleTrump to Romney: Don’t Even Think About Running Again
Matthew Boyle, Breitbart Trump said that Romney fails to appeal to the Republican base and as such would lose yet again. “Many Republicans stayed home,” Trump said of 2012. “If the Republicans came...
View ArticleNo clear front runner emerges in Quinnipiac GOP primary poll
Robert Higgs, cleveland.com Polling in three key swing states found that no potential candidate for president is a clear front runner among Republican voters, with Gov. John Kasich leading in Ohio,...
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