New Yorkers Are Expected to Rally For Donald Trump

Do you know what a New York lawyer, a business owner who calls himself a left-leaning Republican and a construction worker who elected Barack Obama have in common? They're all voting for Donald Trump.

None of them live on the breadline. They share surprisingly varied opinions. Yet they are profoundly frustrated - with the economy, with career politicians and with perceptions of declining American prestige.

Donald Trump Still Stands Despite Media Attacks

An online essay by Randy Edwards critically describes how mainstream media is being controlled by the useless liberals to discredit the frontrunning Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Entitled, "Political Dramas: The Current Desperate Media and Political Establishment," the essay warned of more bigited attack from the left in the coming days before the Republican priary on 7 June.

Border Patrol Union Supports Trump

Who knows better about the problem on the American borders than the border patrols. They have staked their lives in protecting the country's integrity from the lawless elements and illegal aliens trying to bleed the American economy for selfish reasons. And now, those border patrols had enough and made a laudable choice.

The largest union representing US border patrol officers just ditched last 30 March its longstanding policy of steering clear of endorsing presidential candidates to throw its support behind Republican Donald Trump.

Donald Trump is Now Putting The Finishing Touches

Donald Trump has just roared into the lead in the upcoming California Republican primary, further bolstering his hopes of winning the GOP nomination and avoiding a nasty convention fight, a new poll has found.

In the first independent survey since it became apparent that the Golden State will play a major role in deciding the Republican presidential nominee, the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California found that Trump has the support of 38 percent of likely voters, while Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is favored by 27 percent. Ohio Gov. John Kasich placed a distant third with 14 percent.

Political Correctness is Dangerous for a President

One of the reasons why Donald Trump is fast becoming the ideal candidate to win the U.S. Presidential race is that almost everyone agree with him when he said: "I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct."

Political correctness is the practice of refusing to acknowledge the truth or the facts of a situation because your words may be considered offensive to some people. This is not the same as being purposefully rude or hurtful although some may interpret it that way.

Manny Pacquiao Increases His Chance of Winning

Critics will probably grind their teeth in frustration that despite his anti-gay comment and the loss of a endorsement deal with Nike Philippines, world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao will probably still win a seat to the country’s senate in May.

Nike, the world’s largest sportswear maker, canceled its contract with the 37 year-old boxer-turned-politician, who has been the world champion in eight different weight divisions, after he described gays as "worse than animals". So what? Their record at protecting despicable species are still well known, which is why they have not dropped Kobe Bryant yet despite his previous anti-gay slurs.

Manny Pacquiao Gains Supporters for Bashing Gays

Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao made it clear that for him, gay relationships are "worse than animals."

During an interview with local TV news network, Manny - who says he may run for President of the Philippines after he retires - was asked about his stance on gay marriage. He strongly condemned gay marriage - saying, "It's common sense. Will you see any animals where male is to male and female is to female?"

The Biggest 'Jerk' in American Diplomacy

Who do you think is the biggest jerk in US diplomacy? According to the Agence France-Presse, America was left guessing after a tantalizing near-revelation in the latest batch of Hillary Clinton's emails to be made public.

The State Department has been releasing the totality of Clinton's work emails from her time as US top diplomat, amounting to tens of thousands of missives peppered with sometimes quirky insights.

Trump's Stint at SNL Attracts More Viewers

Donald! Donald! Donald!

When everyone thought that Donald Trump has take a sabbatical leave and reflect on what his opponents are hurling against his political agenda, the real estate magnate has came out strong and is trampling the critics using a comedic parody.

TIME Magazine Featured Donald Trump

Despite the loud criticisms of the minority Americans, Time magazine still featured the most appropriate and timely presidential candidacy of Donald Trump.

While some observers have urged the public to ignore the real-estate tycoon, who is surging in Republican primary polls, Time took a different approach and it has a aptly declared message in the front page: "Deal with it."

Did Carly Fiorina Just Twisted the Truth During the Debate?

Republican presidential candidate, businesswoman Carly Fiorina, may have drew raves from Republican and conservative observers last 16 September with her answer to a question that dealt with the debate over funding for Planned Parenthood, but it does not mean she is right or telling the truth.

The former HP CEO sparred with other candidates during the CNN Republican presidential debate at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum and pushed strongly to defund the organization, even if it leads to a government shutdown. Planned Parenthood has come under intense scrutiny after the release of undercover videos that show Planned Parenthood executives discussing using aborted fetuses for research.

Trump Just Put CNN in an Awkward Position

Real-estate developer and U.S. presidential front-runner Donald Trump wrote a letter to CNN boss Jeff Zucker on 9 September that put the news organization in a pretty tight and uncomfortable situation, which is good.

Trump called for Zucker to donate the profits from next week's presidential debate to charity.

Donald Trump Continue To Surge in the Ratings

A new poll out Wednesday found that real-estate mogul Donald Trump is only 6 points behind former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a theoretical general-election match-up.

According to the CNN/ORC survey, the Democratic front-runner leads Trump just 51 percent to 45 percent among registered voters.

Trump's Anti-Illegal Immigrant Policy Gain Traction

Unlike other American presidential hopefuls, Donald Trump is clear on how he will deal with illegal immigrants when he gets elected: get rid of them.

During the wide-ranging interview that aired on NBC’s "Meet The Press", Trump released his formal plan for immigration reform, calling for a wall across the southern border to be paid for by Mexico, the de-funding of so-called sanctuary cities and the "mandatory return of all criminal aliens" to their home countries.

Megyn Kelly Now Feels The Heat

It seems clear that Megyn Kelly never saw it coming. In front of national audience, Kelly showed everyone that she was was more focused on personal issues than things more relevant to a Presidential candidate during the prime time GOP debate.

A number of conservatives on social media labeled Fox News and Megyn Kelly as the real losers. A number of conservatives also made their feelings known on Facebook and Twitter after what many say were "gotcha" questions leveled at Presidential aspirant Donald Trump.

What Liberals Are Scared of Hearing

Democratic liberals are having a nightmare right now after witnessing the surge in Donald Trump’s standing in national polls. They are hoping it will fade, but given the resentment of majority of the Americans towards uncontrollable migration wave and deplorable same-sex marriage ruling, that shift will not be coming any time soon.

USA Today/Suffolk poll revealed that Trump is leading Republican candidates, and which also showed Trump generating about the same amount of support as Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and Rand Paul combined.

Trump Still Leads In Presidential Surveys

After all the bashing and negative publicity that left-leaning media networks (i.e. The Huffington Posts and Yahoo!) throw at him, his popularity is still surging. And now, among the candidates for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, GOP voters want to see more of Donald Trump.

According to the results of a new CNN/ORC national survey released last 26 July, 52 percent of registered Republicans and Republican-leaning independents want Trump to stay in the race, while 33 percent would like to see the outspoken real estate mogul drop out.

Trump Puts Rude Reporter in His Proper Place

Liberal media network are sending their best field reporters to cover the controversial real-estate mogul Donald Trump in his trips and public appearances in order to capture any embarrassing or compromising situations and to put him in an uncomfortable position. They are hoping that such instances will weather away some of his popularity and jeopardize his presidential ambition.

Unfortunately for this media outlets, even their laid best plans can backfire and make their failure a public humiliation.

Trump's Business Surges Despite A Small Hump

The so-called protectors of political-correctness and rights advocates could not have worse time to criticize Donald Trump. Instead of attracting supporters to their cause and alienating the billionaire and his business, the reverse has taken place.

Critics of the real-estate mogul hailed the decision of several minor organizations to cut ties with him after he cited what many have ignored before: lack of appropriate border measures to keep the undesirable aliens away from American soil. He also appropriately called Mexican illegals as rapists and murderers.

Trump Hits Back At The 'Glorified Blog'

After The Huffington Post announced that it would no longer include Donald Trump in its political coverage and after the billionaire real estate mogul surge in several election surveys, the victim is now hitting back.

In a statement, Trump hit back hard, noting his leading numbers in recent polls, including "the unimportant Huffington Post poll," and his role in raising the issues of border security and immigration, "the terrible United States trade deals, strengthening our military, taking care of our great Vets and the repeal and replacement of Obamacare."