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Allen West Joins Fox News
Former U.S. Congressman Allen West will soon be able to add television political contributor to his resume. West is joining Fox News.
Allen West Joining Fox News
Former U.S. Representative Allen West made his name with infamous comments like his Joseph McCarthy-like claim that 80 Democrats in Congress were communists and other fiery rhetoric. After several months out of the political sphere, West is coming back with Fox News.
West Stands By Wild Jobs Report Conspiracy
The September jobs report gave President Barack Obama some good news on the economic front a month before the election and it’s spawned a conspiracy theory among conservatives, including Florida Representative Allen West.
George Zimmerman To Martin Family: “I’m Sorry”
George Zimmerman is speaking out publicly for the first time since he shot and killed Miami teen Trayvon Martin in February.
Sen. Marco Rubio Throws Support Behind Mitt Romney
Republican hopeful Mitt Romney picked up a big endorsement from one of his party’s rising stars.
Geraldo Rivera: Hoodie Responsible For Trayvon’s Death
While Dwyane Wade and the Miami Heat were tweeting out their support for Trayvon Martin, reporter Geraldo Rivera took to the Fox News Channel to lay blame for the death of Martin on the teenager.
Romney Massively Outspending Santorum
As the Republican presidential nomination campaign is about to hit its stride, the ad wars nationally are coming at a cost and that’s giving Mitt Romney a distinct advantage over his nearest competition, Rick Santorum.
Poll: Obama & Romney In Statistical Tie
A new poll showed President Barack Obama in a statistical tie with likely GOP-nominee Mitt Romney.
Connie Mack Announces Run For U.S. Senate
Republican Congressman Connie Mack IV will enter the U.S. Senate race seeking to challenge Democratic Senator Bill Nelson, Mack announced on a FOX News’ Sean Hannity Show Monday night.
GOP & Univision Tangle Over Rubio Story
It’s looking like the Republican Party has declared war on the Univision network as five of the candidates, including the two front-runners, have all refused to appear at the debate over a controversy involving GOP Senator Marco Rubio.






