Kelly Riddell

Donald Trump wins more demographics than just poor, uneducated

Anti-Trump forces would like you to believe only the poor and uneducated vote for Donald Trump. Women too, they argue, could never cast their ballot for the so-called misogynistic businessman.

April 20, 2016

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand is wrong — more women than ever buying guns

Kirsten Gillibrand seemingly has no understanding of why people are purchasing guns, or the fact that more women then ever are both flocking to hunting and buying their own.

April 19, 2016

Whole Foods debunks pastor’s claim of homophobic cake, takes legal action

On Monday, it was reported a gay pastor, Jordan Brown, who lives in Austin, Texas, decided to sue Whole Foods Market after he said he purchased a cake that read "Love Wins" and the word "Fag" was added. Whole Foods said they'd look into the case, but stood by their baker.

April 19, 2016

Peter King: ‘I hate Ted Cruz’

Please, Peter King, tell us how you really feel.

April 19, 2016

New York primary likely to key up Trump, Clinton for the general election

Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have a 99 percent chance -- or better -- of winning Tuesday's New York primary, according to a final forecast by FiveThirtyEight, with the media narrative likely to shift to a general election matchup between the two.

April 19, 2016

Whole Foods allegedly sells cake that says: “Love Wins Fag,” critics call BS

A gay preacher in Austin, Texas, said he ordered a cake from Whole Foods, depicting the words "Love Wins." What he said he received is a cake that says "Love Wins Fag," and he's filed a lawsuit against Whole Foods saying the market has discriminated against him.

April 18, 2016

Cecile Richards: A vote for Ted Cruz is like a chicken voting for Colonel Sanders

The left would like you to believe you can't be a woman and a Republican, and that if you're pro-life you can't be a feminist.

April 18, 2016

Hillary Clinton flip-flops on embracing husband’s presidential legacy

Hillary Clinton would like you to believe she's in the unenviable position of having a husband who served eight years as president of the United States.

April 18, 2016

Donald Rumsfeld takes on the IRS on Tax Day

Donald Rumsfeld, former U.S. Secretary of Defense, wrote a letter to the IRS voicing his frustrations with the system -- frustrations almost every American has when filing out their IRS forms.

April 18, 2016

A more mature, focused Donald Trump

Donald Trump has done something fascinating in the past few weeks: He's stayed out of the limelight.

April 18, 2016

Watchdog pushes for IRS probe of David Brock-helmed organization

A watchdog group filed a complaint to the IRS requesting an investigation of another watchdog, Washington-based Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics (CREW), calling into question the group's nonpartisan billing after hiring David Brock, a liberal operative with ties to leftist donors.

April 15, 2016

DePaul U. bans use of chalk on sidewalks after pro-Trump messages offend

DePaul University students, don't fear! There will be no more political "chalking" at your school.

April 15, 2016

Kirsten Gillibrand: Hillary Clinton will release her Wall Street transcripts

Listen folks, we'll never be able to read whatever Shakespearean prose Hillary Clinton delivered to Goldman Sachs for $475,000. Or will we?

April 15, 2016

Cruz momentum nothing but a mirage?

Ted Cruz had a rough night at the annual New York State Republican gala Thursday -- and that's putting it nicely.

April 15, 2016

Democratic debate winner and loser

The Democratic presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernard Sanders of Vermont, met for their ninth debate in New York City, ahead of the all important New York primary on Thursday. This is the Washington Times' take on who won and who lost.

April 14, 2016

KELLY RIDDELL: Democratic Party moving left

Infantile leftism is dominating the Democratic Party.

April 14, 2016

Forget about New York, for Republicans it may all come down to California

As much of the media speculates on the outcome of the New York primary Tuesday and what it will mean for the Republican race, in reality, the outcome is predictable: Donald Trump will win.

April 14, 2016

Democratic pandering to immigrants ahead of N.Y. primary at all-time high

Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernard Sanders have both gone out of their way to capture the Hispanic and immigrant vote this primary season, making outlandish promises and both vowing for comprehensive immigration reform -- no matter the opposition.

April 14, 2016

Trump, Cruz supporters’ threat of 3rd-party revolt underscores serious GOP divide

Republican establishment, beware. If businessman Donald Trump or Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas is denied the party's presidential nomination, their supporters are pledging a revolt.

April 13, 2016

Trump’s vice presidential offer to Kasich, translated: ‘Get out of GOP race’

This week, Donald Trump said he'd consider John Kasich for vice president. The move was most likely an offer to try to get the Ohio governor out of the presidential race -- one which he has no mathematical chance of winning.

April 13, 2016