End of Day Archives
| Four More Today, Speaking Of Polls. . ., Bloomberg Out, Cultural Elites Purge Faith |
Four More Today Republican voters in Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan and Mississippi are going to the polls today to cast their ballots in the presidential primaries. Democrats are voting today in Michigan and Mississippi. Michigan is the biggest prize at stake for both parties. Most polls show Donald Trump holding double-digit leads over his nearest competitor, although one poll did find John Kasich narrowly leading. It is worth noting, however, that in recent contests, Trump has underperformed at the ballot box compared to the polls. |
| Weekend Results: Democrats, Weekend Results: Republicans, The GOP Is Shattering, Goodbye, Nancy |
Weekend Results: Democrats Democrats went to the polls over the weekend in Kansas, Louisiana, Maine and Nebraska. Bernie Sanders won three states, while Hillary Clinton won only Louisiana. But Clinton's crushing win in the Bayou State (71% to 23%) offset her losses elsewhere. Clinton and Sanders essentially split the delegates up for grabs -- 64 for Sanders and 62 for Clinton. In the race for the Democrat presidential nomination, Clinton leads the overall delegate count 1,130 to 499. Weekend Results: Republicans |
| Debate Night, Servergate Immunity, Terrorists Streaming In |
Debate Night Tune in tonight for the eleventh Republican presidential primary debate. We're down to the "final four" -- Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich. Tonight's debate will take place in Detroit, Michigan, and will be broadcast live on Fox News at 9:00 p.m. ET. You can also watch the debate live online at FoxNews.com. Servergate Immunity |
| The Results, What's Next, Odds & Ends, Clues From Kennedy |
The Results The Super Tuesday results are in, and it was a good night for the front-runners. Hillary Clinton won seven states last night: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Senator Sanders carried four states: Colorado, Minnesota, Oklahoma and Vermont. On the GOP side, Donald Trump also carried seven states: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Vermont and Virginia. |
| Super Tuesday, A Fourth Party?, Just Three Christians?, Why It Matters |
Super Tuesday From Alaska to Alabama, voters are going to the polls today to cast their ballots in the biggest presidential primary contests to date. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump appear to be in the driver's seat in their respective races. While Bernie Sanders is vowing to fight on through all fifty primaries, Hillary Clinton remains the heavy favorite to clinch her party's nomination. For Republicans, the future is less clear. |
| South Carolina Results, Officer Down, Racism At MSNBC |
South Carolina Results As was widely predicted, Hillary Clinton won Saturday's Democrat primary in South Carolina. What no one predicted was the lopsided result: Clinton 74%, Sanders 26%. Clinton's victory was impressive. She carried every single county. According to exit polls, she won every major demographic except one: Millennials or voters under 30. And she crushed Sanders with black voters: 86% to 14%. |
| Debate Recap, Disney Dumps American Workers, Bathroom Battles |
Debate Recap The gloves came off at last night's Republican debate in Houston, Texas. Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio were eager to knock Donald Trump off his perch as the GOP frontrunner. While I am glad they had a spirited debate, I really don't think it helps when everyone talks at the same time. Here's how the Associated Press described the debate: |
| Debate Night, Good News: Abortion Clinics Closing, Left-Wing Extremist Kills Cop |
Debate Night The remaining Republican candidates will take the stage tonight in Houston, Texas. Tonight's debate will be hosted by CNN and begins at 8:30 p.m. ET. This could well be a make-or-break moment for the GOP contenders heading into Super Tuesday on March 1st. Twelve states are voting next week and nearly 600 delegates are up for grabs. Good News: Abortion Clinics Closing |
| No Hearings, Trump Runs The Table In Nevada, Obama Letting Illegals Vote |
No Hearings We reported yesterday that Senator Charles Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was holding firm in his opposition to hearings for any Obama nominee to the Supreme Court. In fact, Grassley invoked the so-called "Biden Rule." (In 1992 then-Judiciary Committee chairman Senator Joe Biden warned President George H.W. Bush against making any nominations to the Supreme Court in the election year.) |
| Obama Presses Radical Agenda, Biden's Rules |
Obama Presses Radical Agenda Oh, if only we had a president who cared as much about veterans as he does about the comfort of enemy combatants. Speaking at a White House press conference this morning, President Obama announced that the Pentagon was submitting a formal plan to Congress to close the terrorist detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. |