The statistics in Florida were staggering. About 38 percent of evangelical Christians voted for an ultra-rich Mormon who made his money managing a hedge fund and has a dubious record as a conservative. Thirty-seven percent voted for a serial adulterer who owns a K Street firm that peddles influence in Washington, D.C. A staggering 5 percent voted for a libertarian who believes Israel should be abandoned and that the federal government should have no laws against recreational drugs such as heroin.

Three special elections for the House: California 36th, New York 9th and Oregon 1st. Democrats keep seat in far left coast district, but Republicans may do pickups in New York and Oregon. Evangelicals saddle up for Rick Perry saying that Michele Bachmann is just too conservative to win. Evangelicals will not support Newt Gingrich but Ron Paul makes inroads.

 Jim Tedisco, the Minority Leader in the New York Assembly managed to lose the very important special election in the 20th District of New York held on March 31st. Tweet

There are new Republcians in the House! Roy Blunt steps down from Whip and Pelosi calls special session Tweet

In a brand new Op-ed GING-PAC chairman William J. Murray points to the real reason of the failure of the McCain campaign, the "K Street" boys he hired to run it. These guys in their $2,000 plus suits did their best to shut Sarah Palin up to promote the agenda’s of their other clients. As

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            All of the pundits proclaim that Mike Huckabee does not have a chance and that he cannot “win” enough delegates to beat Senator John McCain. They point out that Mike has to get 120% of the remaining delegates to “win.” But there are two sides to every coin. While he may need 120% of

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On January 26th several Christian leaders including myself met with Governor  Mike Huckabee in Orlando, Florida prior to a news conference. The private meeting in a small suite in a hotel was very casual in nature. Our group was praying together when Governor Huckabee arrived at the small meeting room. Although many politicians may have

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