Marco Rubio ends campaign... with class

Losing his home state of Florida to Donald Trump was a hard blow for Marco Rubio but he put a smile on his face and graciously thanked his family and all his supporters while suspending his campaign for president. Watch HERE. Read More......

Lindsey Graham Explains Why He’s Still In The Race

Lindsey Graham 45% may register as little more than a blip in the presidential polls, but he doesn't sound like a man - or candidate - dejected.


On Tuesday night before the third Republican presidential debate, the South Carolina senator participated in an interview with Dana Bash as part of CNN's "Politics on Tap" series, where he elicited a bundle of laughs from an audience of college Republicans and journalists at a local bar.


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Jeb Bush assures Florida crowd he’s in presidential race for long haul, ‘I know who I am’

Former Gov. Jeb Bush, whose national presidential campaign has dropped dramatically...


"I'm on the side of the people that want to rise up and I will wake up each day with joy in my heart," said Bush. "I will not be an angry candidate. I will work as hard as I can to put a fork in the whole darn thing on March 15."
Bush said he wasn't concerned with the criticism his campaign has received, saying there are 100 days until February and four months until the March 15 Florida primary.


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KENTUCKY GOVERNOR’S RACE CLOSE IN THE STRETCH

Democrat Jack Conway holds a very slim lead over Republican Matt Bevin as Kentucky’s gubernatorial campaign enters its final three weeks. Statewide, 43% of likely voters currently support Conway, while 41% back Bevin, 6% are for independent Drew Curtis and 10% are undecided.
Conway has a slightly better positive name recognition ratio. Statewide, 42% have a favorable opinion of him and 30% having an unfavorable view. Bevin’s ratio is a bit lower at 39% favorable and 34% unfavorable.


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