With presidential primaries now less than a week away, Baylor students are forming student campaign groups in an effort to…
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As a Texas Democrat, it is easy to get discouraged by the fact that my vote will likely be nullified…
DALLAS — Former Virginia Sen. James Webb addressed the World Affairs Council about U.S. foreign policy and American politics in…
After eight Republican presidential debates and six Democratic presidential debates, a common theme emerged. Over and over, the mainstream media,…
With the 2016 primaries beginning in March, the Feb. 1 voting registration deadline is closing in quickly. The easiest way…
With the spring primary elections for McLennan county looming, the republican candidates are not concerned about democratic opponents, but opponents…
With the 2016 presidential race just around the corner, the question of citizenship is especially relevant with Sen. Ted Cruz’s announcement that he will be running — the first politician to officially do so.
Launching his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas asked Christian conservative voters to imagine a United States without the IRS, Obamacare or abortion rights — and to imagine they can make that happen by supporting him.
