Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press on April 5, where he discussed Indiana’s religious freedom law with host Chuck Todd. Jindal said he was disappointed with Indiana’s newly rewritten law and worried it would not adequately protect religious liberty:[...]
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee was on CNN on April 4, where he berated Wal-Mart, Apple, and other multinational corporations for pressuring Indiana and Arkansas over religious freedom laws even while they continue to do business in countries with serious human rights violations:[...]
Iowa gets a lot of attention as the first presidential contest of the year, but in terms of results, it’s not always indicative of the winner (consider: Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee won the caucus the last two times, but neither was the eventual nominee). The first place their respective challengers, Mitt Romney and John McCain, began to pick up momentum again was in New Hampshire. Both eked out plurality victories due to a combination of New Hampshire’s “open primary” system and a fractured base.[...]
In my travels today, I was fortunate to be able to speak with a man named Scott at a cigar store in Conroe, Texas. Scott demonstrated to me a level of wisdom that most political analysts wouldn’t give the average voter credit for. Scott has done a lot of thinking about the issues our country faces and has come to the conclusion that, while he doesn’t want to be President, he could fix a lot of our problems if he was crowned King for two years.[...]
The Daily Caller reported on Carly Fiorina’s recent appearance on Laura Ingraham’s radio show. Ingraham asked Fiorina for her opinion on Jeb Bush’s immigration plan, and his recent comments about it:[...]






