End of Day Archives
| Cruz Wins, Trump Scores Strong Second, Rubio Impresses, Democrats Divided |
Cruz Wins In an Iowa caucus that broke all turnout records, with more than 186,000 Republicans participating, Ted Cruz defied the polls by defeating Donald Trump 28% to 24%. Cruz's ground game and turnout effort impressed even seasoned Iowa operatives. |
| The Voting Begins, Your Prediction, Ayatollah Honors Hostage Takers |
The Voting Begins After a year of campaigning, countless speeches and town hall events, and numerous debates, it is time for the voting to begin. Iowans will go to caucuses tonight to help select the next president of the United States, and polls suggest the contests are neck-and-neck. Among Democrats, yesterday's Des Moines Register poll found Hillary Clinton leading Bernie Sanders by three points, 45% to 42%, within the poll's margin of error. |
| Media Bias, Americans Demand Action, Is Something's Happening? |
Media Bias There is a reason Fox News has been so successful. After decades of domination by left-wing networks, Fox burst onto the scene offering viewers something very different -- fair and balanced coverage of the news and current events. Yet I must confess that, in spite of everything Fox News has done for the conservative movement, I was deeply disappointed by some of last night's questioning. For example, let's examine the way the moderators approached two of the most important issues in this campaign: Terrorism and immigration. |
| Debate Night, Carter Complains, The Useless U.N., Khamenei Does It Again |
Debate Night Tune in for tonight's Republican presidential debate on Fox News. This will be the final debate before the Iowa caucuses take place, the last chance for each candidate to make his or her pitch and score points with undecided Iowa caucus-goers. The "undercard" debate will begin at 7:00 pm ET and feature Carly Fiorina, Jim Gilmore, Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum. |
| Never Again, It's Happening Here Too, Israel Attacked |
Never Again Seventy-one years ago today, Soviet forces liberated the Nazi concentration camps at Auschwitz, revealing some of the worst horrors of the Holocaust. More than one million people were systematically murdered at Auschwitz. Nearly all of them were Jews, killed as part of Hitler's "final solution to the Jewish question," which ultimately claimed six million Jewish lives. |
| Pro-Life Journalists Indicted, Poll Position, Fighting Fraud, Terror Mega-Merger |
Pro-Life Journalists Indicted A grand jury in Harris County, Texas, has indicted two pro-life journalists, David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, with the Center for Medical Progress (CMP). As you no doubt recall, CMP is the group responsible for the disturbing undercover videos that exposed Planned Parenthood's trafficking in baby body parts. |
| Bloomberg Too?, Graham Tackles Faulty Faculty |
Bloomberg Too? Think we need another candidate running for president this year? We may get another one! Various reports indicate that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is seriously considering a third-party bid for president. If he runs, polling suggests Bloomberg would get about 13% with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton essentially tied at 37% and 36% respectively. |
| GOP Blizzard, The Big Picture, Defending Life |
GOP Blizzard This is an early and abbreviated "End of Day" today. Apparently a Republican blizzard is about to hit Washington. I say that because it looks like it will shut down the government! Much of our staff lives miles outside of the capital, and the next few days will be challenging. We hope to be back up and running on Monday. Everybody in the path of the storm should take necessary precautions and stay safe. The Big Picture |
| Refugees Riot, 2015: A Record Year, Explaining Trump |
Refugees Riot Muslim migrants at a French refugee camp in Calais are rioting and, for the past two nights, they have literally burned the camp to the ground. Why would they do that? The camp they are at now is not exactly the most welcoming place. Known as "The Jungle," it's essentially just a tent city housing about six thousand people. Crammed into such squalid conditions, you might expect people to get upset. So the French government, at a cost of more than $21 million, built better temporary housing with heat, showers, beds and electricity. |
| March For Life, Iowa Endorsements, Kasich's Left Turn?, The Evil Of Radical Islam |
March For Life The March For Life will take place this Friday, January 22nd, on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The annual march memorializes the anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision 43 years ago in Roe v. Wade forcing every state in the union to permit the destruction of innocent unborn children. After more than four decades of marching year after year in the bitter cold and snow, some might ask, "Nothing is changing. Why keep doing it?" |