Author: Anne Schultz

Bern Carson temporarily suspended campaigning in Iowa and canceled events planned for Tuesday after one staffer and three volunteers on his team were injured in a car accident. The campaign issued a statement explain that the passengers van hit a patch of ice, causing it to flip on its side, where it was struck by an oncoming vehicle. Three were sent to Cass County Memorial Hospital in Atlantic, Iowa while one volunteer needed to be sent to the trauma center of University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. Carson, who was in South Carolina on the campaign trail, plans...

Hillary Clinton is dropping in the polls and her attacks on Bernie Sanders in the Democratic debate only prove that the front-runner is worried she may lose that title. Hillary’s increased aggression against her opponent followed recent slumps in polling numbers but proved fruitless when major media outlets and public opinion deemed Sanders the star of the debate. HRC’s anxiety isn’t unfounded. While she still commands the overall lead, Sanders is closing the gap, leading in Iowa by 5 points and New Hampshire by an astounding 13 points. According to recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls, Sanders is more...

No stranger to unfounded claims or cringe-inducing impressions, Senator Ted Cruz combined the two while campaigning in Milford, New Hampshire, when he attempted to trade his country twang for a Boston accent and preposterously claimed JFK would be a Republican today. This isn’t the first time Cruz has attempted to spin Kennedy’s legacy to support his own agenda. “JFK campaigned on tax cuts, limiting government and standing up and defeating Soviet communists.” “JFK would be a Republican today. He stood for religious liberty, and he would be tarred and feathered by the modern Democratic Party.” He followed the idiotic...

As the 2016 presidential race has heated up, Bernie Sanders has consistently kept his cool, leading an issue-oriented campaign and diplomatically refraining from low blows and attacks on his opponents despite having been everything short of begged to do so. However, a more aggressive Bernie wasn’t afraid to call Hillary Clinton on her political faults during Sunday night’s debate. While discussing his tactics for Wall Street regulations and their difference from HRC’s plans, Sander’s began by saying, “Well, the first difference is I don’t take money from big banks. I don’t get personal speaking fees from Goldman Sachs.” Sanders...