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During the October 28 Republican debate in Boulder, Colorado, presidential hopeful Donald Trump criticized gun free zones as being “target practice for the sickos and for the mentally ill.”
by AWR Hawkins28 Oct 2015, 7:17 PM PDT0
“I’ve endorsed Donald’s 15 percent corporate tax rate many times,” Kudlow told Breitbart News in a brief interview during a commercial break.
I don’t know all the details about his entire tax program, it’s certainly moving in the right direction lowering rates but specifically on the 15 percent corporate tax rate I have argued for it for several years. And by the way, I happen to think it would grow the economy, attack capital from all over the world—China’s at 25, we’d be at 15, it would easily pay for itself. Easily. I believe it would lower the deficit. Again, I can’t speak for the whole plan—I can speak for the 15 percent corporate tax rate. He’s spot on. And I’m honored that he mentioned me. Honored.” Kudlow’s comments to Breitbart News about Trump come after an exchange in the opening part of the CNBC debate here where co-moderator John Harwood asked Trump extraordinarily contentiously about his tax plan.
by Matthew Boyle28 Oct 2015, 6:56 PM PDT3
Wednesday at the CNBC Republican presidential debate, when moderator Carl Quintanilla questioned Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson over a company for which he gave paid speeches, the audience disapproved by loudly booing the anchor. Quintanilla asked, “This is a company
Florida Senator Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio dubbed the mainstream media Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s super PAC at Wednesday’s part two GOP presidential debate on CNBC. Rubio stated, “The Democrats have the super PAC. It’s
by Ian Hanchett28 Oct 2015, 6:45 PM PDT2
Donald Trump was doing well at the GOP Debate on Wednesday evening until a blunder in which he claimed not to have called Marco Rubio “Mark Zuckerberg’s personal senator.”
by Joel B. Pollak28 Oct 2015, 6:39 PM PDT8
After Sen. Ted Cruz lashed out against the Republican debate moderators at CNBC, Comedian Bill Maher celebrated on Twitter.
by Charlie Spiering28 Oct 2015, 6:31 PM PDT6
Republican presidential candidate Florida Senator Marco Rubio defended his voting record while accusing the South Florida Sun Sentinel of bias and sparring with fellow candidate former Florida Governor Jeb Bush at Wednesday’s Republican part two presidential debate on CNBC. Rubio, in
by Ian Hanchett28 Oct 2015, 6:24 PM PDT12
Wednesday at the CNBC Republican presidential debate, Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) scolded the anchors of the debate for asking only inflammatory questions saying, “Nobody believes that the moderators have any intention of voting in a Republican primary.” Cruz
Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ohio Governor John Kasich got into a confrontation over taxes and Kasich’s time at Lehman Brothers at Wednesday’s Republican part two presidential debate on CNBC. Kasich said, “I’m the only person on this stage
by Ian Hanchett28 Oct 2015, 6:04 PM PDT8
Wednesday at CNBC’s Republican presidential debate, CNBC chief Washington correspondent John Harwood asked Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, “Is this a comic book version of the president?” Harwood said, “Mr. Trump, you have done very well in this campaign so
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Republican presidential candidates took a time-out from their separate campaign activities to meet and hash out a list of demands for upcoming televised debates.
The get-together was in response to the CNBC debate, seen by candidates and watchers alike as biased and filled with “gotcha” questions.
Specifically, they wanted a two-hour time limit on future debates; mandatory 30-second opening and closing statements; equal speaking time for all the candidates; and editorial control over the graphics, Fox News reported.
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The chairman of the Republican National Committee has already suspended its relationship with NBC. But the GOP’s presidential candidates want to autonomy from the RNC and have taken the unusual step of wresting control of the debates and compiling a list of demands so they can negotiate directly with network chiefs about the terms of upcoming events.
The strategy session was hosted by Ben Carson’s campaign. And according to those in attendance, the gathering was more like a meeting of old friends.
“We hadn’t seen each other in a while. It was amazing,” said Carson’s campaign manager. Barry Bennett, to Fox News. “It was very friendly. We have our own personal strategies. But we also realize somebody in the room is going to be the nominee.”
One other demand involves the temperature of the debate forum, which candidates want kept below 67 degrees.
The event, code named “family dinner,” was held at the Hilton Alexandria Old Town around 5:30 p.m. Sunday, the Washington Post reported.
Those in attendance also agreed any changes or demands would not be implemented until after next week’s Fox Business Network debate. Why?
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“People are afraid to make Roger [Ailes, Fox News chief] mad,” one source at the meeting told the Washington Post.
Carly Fiorina wasn’t at the event.
She said, in an interview on Fox News: “Logistically, we just couldn’t work it through.”
Republican presidential candidates took a time-out from their separate campaign activities to meet and hash out a list of demands for upcoming televised debates.
The get-together was in response to the CNBC debate, seen by candidates and watchers alike as biased and filled with “gotcha” questions.
Specifically, they wanted a two-hour time limit on future debates; mandatory 30-second opening and closing statements; equal speaking time for all the candidates; and editorial control over the graphics, Fox News reported.
Get the hottest, most important news stories on the Internet – deli...
The chairman of the Republican National Committee has already suspended its relationship with NBC. But the GOP’s presidential candidates want to autonomy from the RNC and have taken the unusual step of wresting control of the debates and compiling a list of demands so they can negotiate directly with network chiefs about the terms of upcoming events.
The strategy session was hosted by Ben Carson’s campaign. And according to those in attendance, the gathering was more like a meeting of old friends.
“We hadn’t seen each other in a while. It was amazing,” said Carson’s campaign manager. Barry Bennett, to Fox News. “It was very friendly. We have our own personal strategies. But we also realize somebody in the room is going to be the nominee.”
One other demand involves the temperature of the debate forum, which candidates want kept below 67 degrees.
The event, code named “family dinner,” was held at the Hilton Alexandria Old Town around 5:30 p.m. Sunday, the Washington Post reported.
Those in attendance also agreed any changes or demands would not be implemented until after next week’s Fox Business Network debate. Why?
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“People are afraid to make Roger [Ailes, Fox News chief] mad,” one source at the meeting told the Washington Post.
Carly Fiorina wasn’t at the event.
She said, in an interview on Fox News: “Logistically, we just couldn’t work it through.”
Republican presidential candidates took a time-out from their separate campaign activities to meet and hash out a list of demands for upcoming televised debates.
The get-together was in response to the CNBC debate, seen by candidates and watchers alike as biased and filled with “gotcha” questions.
Specifically, they wanted a two-hour time limit on future debates; mandatory 30-second opening and closing statements; equal speaking time for all the candidates; and editorial control over the graphics, Fox News reported.
Get the hottest, most important news stories on the Internet – deli...
The chairman of the Republican National Committee has already suspended its relationship with NBC. But the GOP’s presidential candidates want to autonomy from the RNC and have taken the unusual step of wresting control of the debates and compiling a list of demands so they can negotiate directly with network chiefs about the terms of upcoming events.
The strategy session was hosted by Ben Carson’s campaign. And according to those in attendance, the gathering was more like a meeting of old friends.
“We hadn’t seen each other in a while. It was amazing,” said Carson’s campaign manager. Barry Bennett, to Fox News. “It was very friendly. We have our own personal strategies. But we also realize somebody in the room is going to be the nominee.”
One other demand involves the temperature of the debate forum, which candidates want kept below 67 degrees.
The event, code named “family dinner,” was held at the Hilton Alexandria Old Town around 5:30 p.m. Sunday, the Washington Post reported.
Those in attendance also agreed any changes or demands would not be implemented until after next week’s Fox Business Network debate. Why?
Who do you love? Get your favorite presidential bumper sticker here...
“People are afraid to make Roger [Ailes, Fox News chief] mad,” one source at the meeting told the Washington Post.
Carly Fiorina wasn’t at the event.
She said, in an interview on Fox News: “Logistically, we just couldn’t work it through.”
Emails among campaigns meeting this evening just outside Washington, D.C., to discuss the 2016 GOP primary debate structure moving forward, obtained exclusively by Breitbart News, prove that it was the campaign of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) that invited highly controversial lawyer Ben Ginsberg to the gathering.
by Matthew Boyle1 Nov 2015, 2:59 PM PST1,291
The CNBC executive who oversaw the catastrophic Republican presidential debate in Colorado is married to a Hillary Clinton 2016 donor.
by Patrick Howley1 Nov 2015, 6:21 PM PST1,758
The 2016 GOP presidential campaigns agreed on Sunday evening to cut the Republican National Committee (RNC) out of the debate negotiation process and instead deal directly with networks moderating debates, Breitbart News has learned.
by Matthew Boyle1 Nov 2015, 7:14 PM PST4,113
On Breitbart News Daily, which can be heard from 6AM to 9AM ET on Sirius XM Patriot Channel 125, Mark “The Great One” Levin said that Republican National Committee Chairman (RNC) Reince Priebus should resign or be fired for throwing
On Monday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, host Joe Scarborough reacted to the news that a number of the Republican presidential campaigns have effectively pushed the Republican National Committee aside when it comes to having a role in future debates in
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump appeared on Breitbart News Daily hosted by executive chairman Stephen K. Bannon to give a wide-ranging interview.
by Breitbart News2 Nov 2015, 8:42 AM PST2
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Bloomberg observes that Sen. Marco Rubio’s support for immigration reform is dogging his presidential campaign.
by Breitbart News3 Nov 2015, 6:36 AM PST96
I trust Rubio about as far as I can throw this RINO. Trump & Cruz better remind people loud and clear that Rubio the RINO was a leader of the Gang of 8 that wanted to give amnesty to the illegal vermin coming into this country. It was Ted Cruz that stopped them.
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