WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today’s news out of Washington is full of personnel turnover announcements at the White House. Among them? Bill Stepien, the 40-year old White House Political Director for the Trump White House who is reportedly moving on and leaving Read More
By The Staff _ Former U.S. attorney general William P. Barr, who served under the late George H. W. Bush, is reportedly President Trump’s leading candidate to succeed Jeff Sessions over at the Justice Department. That’s according to Thursday evening Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump didn’t mince words this week when asked about one of his potential 2020 challengers. “He ran Newark into the ground,” Trump said of Gropacus (a/k/a Cory Booker) during a Wednesday interview with The New York Read More
By The Staff _ Despite running a TV spot in which he pledged to “stand up to” President Donald Trump, the Republican president issued an 11th hour tweeted endorsement of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Bob Hugin on Tuesday afternoon: Bob Read More
By Matt Rooney _ If you needed proof that NJ-11 remains a close contest? Look at the parade of highest-level surrogates who’ve come to the district in recent weeks (including Mike Pence, Paul Ryan and Kellyanne Conway). There’s also that Read More
WHIPPANY, N.J. – Donald Trump is lending his direct support Jay Webber. On Thursday, the NJ-11 Republican nominee’s campaign announced an October 25th in Washington, D.C. headlined by the President in Webber’s honor. “I am thankful to have the support of Read More
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — The minute I saw Kanye West hugging President Trump in the White House oval office, I thought of Sammy Davis. I wonder how many people alive today even know Read More
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog —_ _ President Donald Trump dissected Christine Blasey Ford’s Senate testimony (and totally nailed it) at a boisterous, jam-packed rally on Tuesday. This was the president’s most direct reference yet Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Focused on 2018? Okay. So are we. But the Kavanaugh hearings have brought 2020 — and the potential of a Cory Booker presidential candidacy — back into the general political discussion. The Trumpster versus Spartacus? It’s not an Read More
