As we've talked about the 100 day mark of Obama's second term, there seems to be a growing theme among those discussions: Obama is a failed leader who has lost his mojo. When asked during a press conference the other day whether he had “lost of his juice,” Obama responded, “Golly, maybe I should just pack up and go home.” Mr. President, I'll help you!
The mainstream media is finally catching on to something that I've said for a while: The Republican Party has some new, rising stars whom I see as being the future of the Party. Among those are Rand Paul and Marco Rubio.
The Republican National Committee today revealed an extensive report on the perception that Americans have of the Republican Party. It also includes strategies on how fix these misconceptions. The report has been three months in the making, with people at the RNC working to compile information based on focus group data, surveys, conference calls and meetings.
Tonight I want to close the show with some final thoughts. Now, the Republican Party, they have very serious work to do in 2013 and beyond. My advice is that Republicans approach the New Year and consider how to regain momentum. They need to lift their eyes from day-to-day tactics. It's time now to think strategically.
The presidential election was not the only race lost by Republicans on Tuesday. There were also a number of disappointing outcomes in Senate contests as well. In particular, opportunities were missed by conservatives in both Missouri and Indiana, two states that Mitt Romney easily carried.
“I know because I spoke to a lot of people who are upset,” began Hannity, “The numbers show that we’re a divided nation, almost split right down the middle, but it takes grit, determination and resolve to look inward to see what you can do differently or better.”
Workers at a Philadelphia polling place, after being ordered by a judge to cover up a mural of President Obama "in its entirety," slapped up a few pieces of paper that only partially covered his image -- while leaving the Obama campaign logo and a quote from the current president in full view for voters.
Washington, DC - A day after his inauguration, President Obama promised his Administration would be defined by its openness and transparency, proudly declaring, "I will also hold myself, as president, to a new standard of openness….Transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency." Sadly, the Obama Administration has failed to live up to the President’s lofty rhetoric, and its record on transparency is littered with broken promises.
Sean's take on the second presidential debate from Hofstra University.
The consensus is in. Governor Mitt Romney was the decisive winner in Wednesday night's presidential debate.
Sean wants to know: What were your favorite debate moments?
By standing on the stage with the president as an equal.
Arnold Schwarzenegger has lived a pretty amazing life. He was born in Austria. He came to this country with practically nothing and became a bodybuilding champion, a blockbuster movie star, and of course, governor of California.
Tonight, "The Anointed One" is in town right here in New York City on the eve of his speech to the United Nations General Assembly. While the White House has yet to schedule a single meeting with any world leaders this trip, the president was able to find time to sit down with the ladies "The View."
Sean tweeted the question, "Obama's campaign slogan for '12 is "Forward." What should it really be?" Below are a list of some of our favorites!
Rev. Jesse Jackson reacts
We are coming to you live from the Democratic National Convention; we are in Charlotte, North Carolina. And as we kick off the first major night of speeches here at the DNC, I am joined by former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, who will give us a preview of what is expected in coming days.
Juan Williams and Ann Coulter join Sean to discuss Juan’s criticism of Ann Romney that has made headlines last night when he said that Governor Romney’s wife was a “corporate wife.”
Chris Christie joined Sean to talk about his speech last night and the key to winning the election in November.
Karl Rove gives his opinions on the steady rate of unemployment and joblessness in the nation.
