Fox News Involvement May Spark Republican Outrage Over Media Spying
“Maybe now that Fox is involved, more [Republicans] will pay attention,” Graham said.
“Maybe now that Fox is involved, more [Republicans] will pay attention,” Graham said.
Group tied to white nationalism enters immigration fray. Not what reform opponents needed after Heritage flap.
Imagine Jon Stewart doing his version of a Brooklyn gangster and you’re halfway there.
“I don’t want to live in a police state, no one does. [But] I want to live in a place that can defend itself,” says Graham.
“He went over to Russia, but apparently when he got on the airplane, they misspelled his name, so it never went into the system that he actually went to Russia.”
“I think it’s very probable that when he was in the region … he could have probably been trained,” Homeland Security Chairman Mike McCaul says.
4.8 million Americans have access to classified information, and thousands of them are getting pay cuts. Is the sequester making us vulnerable to spies?
Despite criticism from Republicans, DHS has “gotten what I believe to be very, very goods results from a security and a law enforcement perspective,” Napolitano says.
The gay conservative is considering taking on the senior South Carolina senator in 2014. He also is taking on gay progressives — and defending DOMA.
“A wolf can hide in sheep’s clothing for only so long,” says Mace.
A filibuster, plus friendly relationships with key Senate elders, has made Paul newly popular in Congress, where his father spent lonely decades as Dr. No. “
Even Lindsey Graham doesn’t sound that enthusiastic.
He picked it up on cable news, his office says.
“I’m sure the Iranians are paying close attention to our failure to prevent the North Koreans from continuing successful nuclear program,” John McCain says. Foreign policy hands aren’t buying it.
A filibuster by any other name would delay just the same.
“A bulldog with lockjaw who follows cameras around,” added Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough.
Was Ed Koch the last one to get away with it? If there’s nothing wrong with being gay, why can’t we ask it?
Lindsey Graham says odds of deal are “exceedingly good,” but hints at another debt ceiling fight.
The duo are attacking Susan Rice for giving bad information on a Sunday show. “He is lying, Tim, when he says he doesn’t have weapons of mass destruction.”
Ayotte says she will hold the nomination until all of her questions have been answered. A harsher tone from the GOP after recent hedging.
Sorry, Grover. And Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin says Democrats need to put everything on the table (except for raising the Medicare eligibility age.) On ABC’s This Week, more hints at a path for fiscal cliff compromise.
Obama has “a duty to the American people to answer the basic questions surrounding the Benghazi attack,” Republican lawmaker says in letter.
“They’ve got a problem with me.”
Now targeting Susan Rice for comments on Benghazi attack.
Senate Republicans push for “select” committee to lead unified investigation into attack. “In Watergate, nobody died.”
Rep. Michele Bachmann received widespread Republican criticism for linking Hilary Clinton’s deputy chief of staff to the Muslim Brotherhood, Politico reported. “Huma Abedin has three family members — her late father, her mother and her brother-conected to Muslim Brotherhood operatives or organizations,” Bachmann wrote.
South Carolina senator comes off the sidelines — sort of.
The daughter of Sen. John Kerry has been arrested in Hollywood for allegedly driving drunk. Los Angeles police say 36-year-old Alexandra Kerry was stopped by officers on a Hollywood street at about 12:40 a.m. Thursday and failed a sobriety test. Officer Bruce Borihanh says she was booked at the Hollywood police station and was held for about five hours. She was released at about 5:30 a.m. after posting $5,000 bail.