Candidate calls rival ‘whore for AIPAC’
A candidate for the Democratic nod for Connecticut\’s U.S. Senate seat called a rival a \”whore for AIPAC.\”
A candidate for the Democratic nod for Connecticut\’s U.S. Senate seat called a rival a \”whore for AIPAC.\”
It feels like spring, but there\’s little love in the air for Mitt Romney. The GOP frontrunner expected to have his party\’s nomination sewn up by now so he could focus on sending Barack Obama back to Chicago. But too many Republicans just can\’t find it in their hearts to embrace the former Massachusetts governor and are still hoping someone will come along who can make them fall in love.
Rick Santorum swept two Southern states in Republican primaries, complicating Mitt Romney\’s status as front-runner and all but burying Newt Gingrich\’s chance for the nomination.
The Anti-Defamation League once again reprimanded Rick Santorum for his advocacy of a church role in governing.\n
Rick Perry reportedly is dropping his bid to become the Republican presidential nominee.
Bill Boyarsky’s recent column discussing the Republican Presidential candidates’ support for Israel provides a stark example of the dangers of proffering an opinion founded on stereotypes
The top three vote-getters in the Iowa caucuses — Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, and Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) — responded to success in very different ways. Santorum, best known for his antediluvian views on gay rights and choice, emphasized the economy and job creation.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, the Democratic Party leader, urged Jewish leaders to push back against what she said were distortions of President Obama\’s Israel record.
Republican presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman visited the New York gravesite of the Lubavitcher rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson.
Republican presidential candidates Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain pushed back against a proposal by Ron Paul to cut funding to Israel.