The Daily Caller

‘What you said is bullshit’

‘Michelle, because I love her’

This is one promise he will keep.

Congressman Allen West flexes his knowledge of Islam while agreeing to public debate against CAIR supporter

A reprieve, even for one day, provided a touch of optimism in the NFL’s labor dispute with the players’ union

With a stalled union debate in Wisconsin, an Ohio measure that in some ways is tougher and broader is speeding toward reality

Conservative Mychal Massie is calling on liberal African American leaders to back up their charges of racism against the Tea Party

Lawmakers in at least 10 states have introduced bills requiring presidential candidates to provide some form of proof that they are natural-born citizens

Maria Cino’s vast GOP credentials suit her run for RNC chair, but establishment Republicans face scrutiny

Tea Party Express will host a GOP presidential candidate debate the week of Labor Day 2011

Author attacks worshiping God, while former British prime minister calls religion a ‘force for global good’ during fiery debate

The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum announced Thursday that it will host the first GOP primary debate in spring 2011

Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn said Republican Bill Brady has no accomplishments as a state legislator and makes ‘nonsensical’ policy proposals

The Kentucky’s GOP nominee for the Senate is seeking to distance himself from last night’s scuffle between his supporters and a MoveOn.org activist

Alex Sink’s campaign violated rules Monday evening at the CNN/St. Petersburg Times Florida gubernatorial debate when her make-up artist delivered a message during a television break

Gov. Charlie Crist tried to distance himself from President Barack Obama in a debate Tuesday after months of reaching out to Democrats

Walks like a duck.

Jimmy McMillan elicited applause from the debate’s audience at Monday night’s NY gubernatorial candidate’s forum

In a debate with Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet, Ken Buck says he hasn’t abandoned conservative positions

Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Republican rival Joe DioGuardi go head-to-head in first debate