1.) Romney-Coulter 2012? — On Sean Hannity’s radio show, Ann Coulter defended her support for Mitt Romney and noted that she told the presidential front-runner that he better not take her support for granted. TheDC’s Jeff Poor reports: (more)
Nearly a year ago at the annual CPAC conference in Washington, D.C., conservative commentator Ann Coulter said, “If you don’t run Chris Christie, [Gov. Mitt] Romney will be the nominee, and we’ll lose.” But something changed over the summer, and now Coulter is touting the former Massachusetts governor. (more)
Praise from former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin could be just what Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum needs. And he got some of that Thursday night. (more)
On Tuesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel, Condoleezza Rice tackled the issues of race and black conservatism, explaining how she has dealt with liberal attacks where she was challenged on the subject (more)
Since before the first Republican debate, I have consistently stated in TV and print interviews that Mitt Romney would be the strongest Republican candidate against President Obama. (more)
Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch has won a high-profile re-election endorsement that will surely help him with Tea Party voters in his state: Fox News commentator Sean Hannity on Tuesday endorsed the Republican Senator on his radio show. (more)
Being a conservative on MSNBC certainly has to be a difficult job, but have the eight years “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough spent at the network eroded at his conservative values? (more)
While some struggled to determine what exactly Rush Limbaugh meant with his words in the wake of the Osama bin Laden announcement, the guy who follows Limbaugh’s time slot on the airwaves, Sean Hannity, had nothing but praise for President Barack Obama. (more)
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura says he can no longer appear on Fox News, and apparently it isn’t because he hosts a show on another cable channel. (more)
With a possible government shutdown, a proposed budget, and Libya still in the news, word that Glenn Beck would be leaving his popular daily Fox News show still managed to prove a huge story this week. (more)
Days after the announcement that actress Julianne Moore will play former vice presidential candidate, Sarah Palin in HBO’s upcoming film, “Game Change,” Palin responded that she would “grit [her] teeth and bear” the movie as well as Moore’s profits from impersonating her. (more)
As a Fox News Channel contributor, I often find myself in heated debates with our country’s best television hosts, analysts and experts. I am always honored to have a platform to respectfully disagree with my conservative opponents. (more)
Newt Gingrich, potential 2012 presidential hopeful, told Sean Hannity of Fox News that he will announce a decision on running by early March. (more)
Us Weekly‘s website published a story Wednesday referencing Sarah Palin quotes that turned out to be false, reports GossipCop. (more)
On Friday, Keith Olbermann dropped a bomb on the media world when he announced that his nearly eight-year stint at MSNBC was coming to an abrupt end. Although the complete details haven’t been revealed, some have suggested Olbermann was pushed out by management at NBC Universal. (more)
Anita MonCrief, the infamous ACORN whistleblower, went on Sean Hannity’s radio show this Thursday to discuss the founding of America’s first black Tea Party. (more)
Former Florida Congressman Alan Grayson blames Sarah Palin and other Republicans for last week’s Tucson shooting rampage, the National Journal reported. (more)
CNN’s highly-anticipated new show “Piers Morgan Tonight” premiered last night to 2.1 million viewers. So how did his numbers rank among the competing cable news networks? (more)
Stephen Baldwin publicly apologized to Sean Hannity Thursday for sending angry, threatening messages to the Fox News television host two weeks prior. (more)
