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  • CARSON PROPOSES SIX-MONTH REGISTRATION PERIOD FOR NON-CRIMINAL ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS

    11/13/2015 11:22:28 AM PST · by jimbo123 · 44 replies
    Breitbart ^ | 11/11/15 | Pam Key
    Wednesday at a press conference after his remarks at Liberty University, Republican presidential hopeful Dr. Ben Carson was asked about what he would do with the 11 million illegal immigrants already living in the Untied States. Carson said proposed a six-month registration period to register, then after that the case would be made on the legal status. -snip- Carson said, "When you look at farming industries, I've talked to farmers with multi-thousands acres farms and they say their business would collapse, I've talked to hotel owners and they say that they would have a very difficult time without them. That's...
  • Drive-Bys Think Trump's Iowa "Tirade" Is the End -- Again

    11/13/2015 1:27:38 PM PST · by Kaslin · 101 replies
    Rush Limbaugh.com ^ | November 13, 2015 | Rush Limbaugh
    BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: Donald Trump lit into Ben Carson yesterday. You know, it will be interesting to see. There have been countless times in the past where Trump has behaved in ways people found questionable and thought that would be the end of it. "He's gonna blow up. He's gonna implode. The polling data is gonna show he's gone too far, that people think he's gone too far." So people are saying that again yesterday over what Trump said about Ben Carson and others. Let's go to the sound bites and see what you think. Last night CNN's Erin Burnett...
  • The Trump Way on Immigration Suits Republicans, Poll Shows

    11/11/2015 9:17:57 AM PST · by GonzoII · 81 replies
    rollcall.com ^ | Posted at 12:08 p.m. today | Lindsey McPherson
    Republicans need to make gains with Hispanic voters in 2016, but that reality is complicated by the fact that more adults support Donald Trump’s hard-line stance on immigration, a new Economist Group/YouGov Poll finds.A whopping 49 percent of Republicans and independents who lean to the GOP say Trump is the presidential candidate who can best handle the issue — well ahead of Marco Rubio with 10 percent GOP support, Ted Cruz with 7 percent and Jeb Bush at 5 percent.The divide in the GOP over how to address issues stemming from illegal immigration spilled over in the fourth Republican presidential debate...
  • Donald Trump Trashes Ben Carson Biography as Crap - Questions Conversion Story

    11/13/2015 7:46:20 AM PST · by Tennessean4Bush · 195 replies
    Brietbart ^ | 11/13/2015 | Charlie Sperling
    FORT DODGE, IOWA – Billionaire candidate Donald Trump raised further questions about Dr. Ben Carson's biography and character, questioning the story about the doctor attempting to stab one of his friends when he was young. In the course of a rally here, Trump questioned Carson's story that his friend's belt buckle stopped the knife, causing it to break.
  • Krauthammer’s Take: Trump, Carson, Cruz, Rubio Will Be GOP’s ‘Final Four’

    11/12/2015 4:52:13 AM PST · by Servant of the Cross · 70 replies
    National Review ^ | 11/11/2015 | NR Staff
    Sen. Rand Paul had his best night in Tuesday's Republican primary debate, but it won't be enough to alter his fortunes, Charles Krauthammer said tonight on Fox News's Special Report. "I give him points for courage and candor," Krauthammer said. "I mean his sort of isolationism is not a popular strain, but he went with it." Nonetheless, "I don't think anybody really changes his or her fortunes."Instead, he predicted how things will shake out from here: "If you look at the stage, you saw the two wings, you had Rand Paul and you had Kasich, who you could just see...
  • Rubio destroys Jeb’s $20 Million attack plan with one simple ad

    11/11/2015 3:07:58 PM PST · by Yankee-Maine
    Canada Free Press ^ | 11/11/15 | Robert Laurie
    Psyche. It looks like the Oval Office! But of course, it’s the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas. This is where a group of veterans were getting a tour on Veterans Day this morning when, much to their surprise, President Bush 43 himself popped and personally greeted the surprised and very pleased group. I really don’t need to say a lot about this, but I just want to remind you: For all the prattling from the left and their media mouthpieces about how Bush cavalierly put our fighting men and women in harm’s way, the truth is that the...
  • Eric Cantor: Jeb 'clearly the serious candidate in the room' (this is not sarcasm)

    11/11/2015 6:13:51 AM PST · by bestintxas · 35 replies
    newsmax ^ | 11/11/15 | s fitzgerald
    Jeb Bush has a strong performance on Tuesday night's GOP debate stage and was 'really the serious candidate on stage" with his command of domestic and international policy, former Rep. Eric Cantor said Wednesday. "Clearly Jeb was back," the one-time House Majority Leader told CNN's "New Day" program. "Jeb clearly was prepared. He was the one most focused on identifying where conservative policies play out and benefit working people of this country. And was prepared to take on Hillary and did so last night more so than anybody." Bush believes in commonsense conservative policy, Cantor continued, versus what's become the...
  • Bob Dole endorses Jeb Bush

    11/11/2015 8:59:56 AM PST · by conservative98 · 154 replies
    Politico ^ | 11/11/15 | Eliza Collins
    Former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole has endorsed Jeb Bush for president and will serve as the former Florida governor's National Veterans’ Chairman, according to the campaign. Dole said that while almost all of the candidates are his friends, he believes Bush is the most qualified. Jeb has the proven leadership skills and executive experience needed to fix the problems facing our country from the anemic economy to America's weakened standing among world leaders, Dole said in a statement. Jeb's conservative reform agenda and forward looking vision on issues including 4 percent economic growth, defeating ISIS and taking care of our...
  • Recap of the 4th Republican Debate: Why We Keep Fighting

    11/11/2015 7:20:29 AM PST · by NOBO2012 · 4 replies
    Michelle Obama's Mirror ^ | 11-11-2015 | m
    I missed the kiddie debate which by all accounts was better than the featured film. The big kids debate played like the 4th sequel to a not-so-popular-to-begin-with movie.One sequel too many?My random thoughts:Kasich lectured us on why “law abiding” illegal aliens can’t be sent home and said he would decide who got to keep their money and who would have to sacrifice it in the event of a bank failure. Hey John, GO AWAY! We don’t need any more imperial presidents.Fiorina was very good at inserting all her best campaign talking points so they seemed almost organic. Zero-based budgeting for...
  • Jeb Bush Super PAC Attacks Rubio as Unelectably Pro-Life

    The New York Times reports that the "cash-rich group aiding Jeb Bush’s White House run has filmed a provocative video casting his rival Marco Rubio as ultimately unelectable because of his hard-line stand against abortion." According to Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Michael Barbaro, the man running Bush's Right to Rise super PAC recently showed the video to a focus group of Republicans in New Hampshire. During the first GOP debate, Rubio had this exchange with Megyn Kelly: KELLY: If you believe that life begins at conception, as you say you do, how do you justify ending a life just...
  • (October 28, 2015) Nice Guys Finish Last. And That’s Why Only Donald Trump Can Beat Hillary Clinto

    11/10/2015 11:37:07 AM PST · by Signalman · 83 replies
    The Blaze ^ | 10.28.2015 | Wayne Root
    Sorry folks, love him or hate him only Donald Trump has the chutzpah, audacity, street smarts, killer instincts and vicious lawyers to fight Hillary Clinton and win. Do you understand what we’re up against? Have you seen what the Clinton war machine is capable of? Have you seen what the Obama-Clinton regime is willing to do to win? Do you understand Barack Obama met with the IRS chief more than any cabinet officer (157 times)? During this time the IRS just happened to target, persecute and intimidate only conservative groups and high-profile Obama critics (like me). Then Obama appointed a...
  • Gerry Baker and the Anti-CNBC Debate (Historical First: Foreigner moderates US Presidential debate)

    11/10/2015 1:26:35 PM PST · by jimbo123 · 13 replies
    Weekly Standard ^ | 11/10/15 | JONATHAN V. LAST
    A historical first? Tonight's debates on Fox Business should be notable for a number of reasons: -snip- And finally there's this bit of trivia: To the best of my knowledge, tonight will mark the first time a Brit has moderated a GOP presidential debate. The Brit in question is Gerard Baker. I suspect that a lot of people who know Baker from his role as editor of the Wall Street Journal will be surprised when they hear his accent tonight. I've known Gerry since he first started writing for THE WEEKLY STANDARD and two things occur to me about his...
  • THE ART OF THE TROLL: HOW DONALD TRUMP SENT JEB BUSH INTO A TAILSPIN

    11/10/2015 10:54:28 AM PST · by Alfred O. Bama · 38 replies
    The Fiscal Times ^ | 10-21-15 | Rob Garver
    Back when the Jeb Bush campaign for the Republican presidential nomination was still unofficial, the political press was busy churning out stories about how the former Florida governor was sewing up all the top talent in fundraising, strategy and policy. Bush, it seemed, was not only loading his team with top operatives, but like the Yankees in the George Steinbrenner years he was locking up extra talent just so nobody else could have it. In the rush, though, Bush apparently forgot to fill one vitally important position: Special Advisor for Saving Jeb Bush from Himself. The Bush campaign has, inexplicably,...
  • The Real Reason G.W. Bush Hates Ted Cruz

    11/09/2015 4:35:41 PM PST · by 2ndDivisionVet · 75 replies
    Conservative Review ^ | November 9, 2015 | Jen Kuznicki
    “I just don’t like the guy,” said former President George W. Bush of Senator Ted Cruz, according to reports of a meeting Bush had with donors not too long ago. The 43rd president went on to add that he believed Cruz was an opportunist running for president for personal gain, unlike his sainted brother, who is a true public servant. Shortly after the report came out, “Bush’s brain” Karl Rove continued the attack on Cruz, saying, "I do know that President Bush has expressed some — on a number of occasions — a little bit of astonishment as to the...
  • The next battle: Cruz and Rubio

    11/09/2015 1:32:37 PM PST · by Isara · 114 replies
    Houston Chronicle ^ | November 9, 2015 | Bobby Cervantes
    Since he chastised the media at the much-criticized CNBC debate, Ted Cruz has been riding high. For the last few days, there has been no shortage of stories that proclaim "Ted Cruz could be president" and laud his "near-perfect" rating from the conservative Heritage Action. And it looks like it's just getting started.Much of the summer's news, with the rise of Donald Trump and later Ben Carson, meant that Cruz was relegated near the top of the second-tier candidates. To be sure, that is not a terrible place to be when you're running in a wide-open primary, but Cruz has received some promising...
  • Jeb Bush says "you gotta step up" and kill baby Hitler

    11/09/2015 1:09:16 PM PST · by jimbo123 · 65 replies
    Vox ^ | 11/9/15 | Dylan Matthews
    So this is the world we live in now. Asked by the Huffington Post whether he would go back in time and kill baby Hitler, Jeb Bush said, "Hell yeah, I would! You gotta step up, man." But do you? Should you? Given certain assumptions, killing baby Hitler isn't a hard question. Assume that going back in time merely eliminates Hitler, and that the sole effect of that is that the Nazi Party lacks a charismatic leader and never takes power in Germany, and World War II and the Holocaust are averted, and nothing worse than World War II transpires...
  • Jeb: 'Hell yeah’ I’d kill baby Hitler

    11/09/2015 12:46:47 PM PST · by ScottWalkerForPresident2016 · 200 replies
    The Hill ^ | 11/09/2015 | Mark Hensch
    Former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-Fla.) said in an interview Monday that he would personally kill an infant Adolf Hitler. “Hell yeah I would,” he told The Huffington Post when asked about killing the Nazi leader as a baby.
  • Scott Walker To Appear With Jeb Bush

    11/09/2015 11:35:31 AM PST · by Enlightened1 · 53 replies
    Talk Radio News Service ^ | 11/09/15 | Justin Duckham
    Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (R), who dropped out of the 2016 race in late September, will appear alongside his former primary rival Jeb Bush on Monday afternoon. Walker and the former Florida Governor will be joined by private and charter school students for an event touting the importance of school choice. It will be hosted by Hispanics for School Choice at La Casa de Esperanza in Waukesha, Wisconsin. The joint appearance marks the first time that Walker has shared the stage with a 2016 candidate since leaving the race. The press release put forward by the Bush campaign does not...
  • Swing and a Miss: The Rubio Credit Card 'Scandal' That Wasn't

    11/09/2015 9:00:18 AM PST · by Kaslin · 13 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | November 9, 2015 | Guy Benson
    Before you read on, ;click through and check out Matt's post from Friday on this general subject, which reviews the Washington Post fact-checker's conclusion that Rubio deserves zero Pinocchios for his explanations of the credit card controversy critics have raised since his 2010 Senate run. Rubio told the truth, the paper concluded, rendering the verdict that his "credit card saga isn't really a scandal." Not a bad headline for a campaign that has sustained heavy incoming fire from Democrats, the media and Republican rivals alike in recent weeks, suggesting that interested parties view the Rubio surge as real and threatening....
  • Heritage Action presidential scorecard rates Cruz near-perfect

    11/09/2015 6:51:38 AM PST · by Isara · 14 replies
    Politico ^ | 11/09/15 | Shane Goldmacher
    The hard-line conservative arm of the Heritage Foundation has tough criticism for much of the 2016 field, but high praise for the Texas senator. Many of the lines in the scorecard appear destined for future attack ads.Jeb Bush, for instance, is accused of having "kowtowed to the state's environmental lobby" in Florida. Chris Christie "has shown favoritism toward well-connected real estate developers." Rand Paul's "views at times veer outside the conservative mainstream." And Donald Trump backs "massive tariffs that would damage the American economy."Cruz, by contrast, manages to emerge with barely a blemish, only softly worded critiques of his adopting...