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There are certainly different styles of leadership. But President Obama is suffering the results of poor choices and of what can only be described as a lack of courage.

Our republican robe is soiled, and trailed in the dust," Abraham Lincoln said in 1859.

One-time Republican vice presidential pick Rep. Paul D. Ryan posed in front of the Capitol on Tuesday with his "muscle confusing" pal, Tony Horton.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday that she is "not likely" to support the new Farm Bill and warned Republicans that the burden is on them to come up with the votes after insisting on major cuts from food stamps.

Beth Reinhard reports on what I've been hearing from various politically-connected friends: Scott Walker, the combative Republican governor of Wisconsin who emerged as a hero on the right after curbing the collective bargaining rights of public employees and beating back a labor-backed recall effort, is emerging as a serious contender for the 2016 ... (more)

Republicans didn't have any trouble finding ammunition to fire at the Obama administration or at liberal Democrats during the three-day Conservative Political Action Conference held late last week in Washington D.C. Whether it's Benghazi, Obamacare, the jackboot tactics of the IRS or the government's snooping on Americans, much of Team Obama's ... (more)

But if these figures are examples of successful reform, British Prime Minister David Cameron is a warning of its perils.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker polls near the bottom of would-be presidential contenders.

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You know it's gotta hurt. Who in the heck even knew who Ted Cruz was just a little over a year ago.

Senator Lindsey Graham said his Republican Party must pass more policies that are pro-immigrant and quickly because the Party was amidst a demographic death spiral.

Many among the politicians, the press, the pundits, the pollsters, and the public believe that Senator Marco Rubio and Senator Rand Paul are interested in running for the presidency in 2016; however, few seem to mention that, as it stands, both are running for another election: that for their Senate seats.

Longtime Boston City Councilor Charles Yancey plans to remain on the Sept. 24 ballot for both mayor and the District 4 seat he currently holds.

Americans already are fearful and confused about the sweeping changes that ObamaCare will inflict, and the widening IRS scandal deepens concerns about the agency's major role in implementing and enforcing the health overhaul law.

Every year, thousands of Republicans from all over the country spend hundreds, even thousands of dollars to attend conservative conferences, where they hear from popular party leaders, members of Congress and even celebrities on their issues, the state of the party and where it is headed.

Critics have called the bill the "London Whale Protection Act," a reference to the J.P. Morgan trader who lost his firm $6.2 billion last year.

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The immigration reform bill currently before the Senate will easily pass with at least 70 votes, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said Sunday.

UWM's quarterly Economic Report Card and poll for Wisconsin came out this week regarding the state of Wisconsin's economy and other transportation-related issues, and the topline result of 56% of state residents find the state to be "going in the right direction," is obviously a main finding.

According to a newly released Gallup poll , New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is the most-favored Republican and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is the least-favored--among Democratic respondents.