Donald Trump widened his lead after Jeb Bush left the presidential race. The GOP frontrunner experienced a surge in support once Bush suspended his campaign, and the only other candidate to gain at Bush’s expense was John Katich. “The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of likely Republican voters finds Trump with 36% support, giving him a 15-point lead over Senator Marco Rubio... 

Don’t put too much credence is Trump’s loss in the Iowa caucus. It really isn’t significant. Why? Because the votes in Iowa were restricted to registered Republican voters and a lot of them are sticking to the party line. Trump’s support among Republicans is out on the periphery. The Democrat establishment knows a lot of registered Democrats favor Trump. According to The Upshot by Civis Analytics,... 

Donald Trump supporters think that Microsoft’s involvement in last night’s Iowa’s caucus helped Marco Rubio achieve a third place finish that some are predicting could turn the Florida Senator into the Republican frontrunner. For many, Rubio’s far better than expected performance was more noteworthy than Ted Cruz’ triumph, leading to suspicions about vote tampering. “Polling indicated... 

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has urged a raw vote count release from the Iowa caucus, after results showed Hillary Clinton beating him by just .4 percentage points. Sanders spoke of an unfolding controversy at certain Iowa precincts which did not have enough Democratic party volunteers to report delegate totals. He called on officials to reveal underlying voter totals, a strategy which is... 

Billionaire presidential candidate Donald Trump is commanding a strong lead in the latest Iowa polls, but will he have the momentum to become the Republican nominee? Infowars reporter Richard Reeves is on the ground in Iowa gauging the public’s reaction to the laundry list of candidates. At a rally yesterday, Republican front-runner Donald Trump sent a shot down the bow of Neocons who want endless... 

Former Alaska Governor and 2008 vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin endorsed Donald Trump on Tuesday before the latter’s rally in Iowa, at her own rally in Ames, two weeks before the Iowa caucus. “I’m proud to endorse Donald J. Trump for president,” Palin said in a statement released by the Trump campaign. In a press release on Trump’s website, the campaign rubbed the endorsement in the...