
Trump: ‘Sarcastic,’ then not, on ISIS, Obama
Donald Trump said earlier Friday that he was being “sarcastic” in referring to President Obama as the “founder of ISIS,” and tweaking the media for not being able to tell the difference.

Donald Trump said earlier Friday that he was being “sarcastic” in referring to President Obama as the “founder of ISIS,” and tweaking the media for not being able to tell the difference.

A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist poll of Virginia voters has Hillary Clinton opening up a double-digit lead on Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential race.

With fewer than 14 weeks to go before the November presidential election, Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump in both two-way and four-way Florida ballot scenarios.

The Jane Dittmar campaign is calling on Fifth District Republican nominee Tom Garrett to repudiate Donald Trump’s hateful message. Story updated with response from the Garrett campaign.

It may be better for America if the Republicans refuse to repudiate Trump. Trump can be their cement shoes, dragging them down while the waters close over them.

The following is an open letter from Sixth District Democratic nominee Kai Degner to incumbent Republican Congressman Bob Bob Goodlatte.

Hillary Clinton and Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia continued introducing the American people to their 100 days jobs plan.

If the American people repudiate Trumpism in an overwhelming manner – everything that Trump represents will be discredited and weakened.

Mr. Trump’s speech at the Republican National Convention might be summarized as “Be very afraid,” and “Only I will protect you.”

The horrifying thing about Donald Trump’s recent remarks about Saddam Hussein is not that he expressed admiration for the late Iraqi dictator.
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