The Laura Ingraham Show Podcast April 25, 2016 torrent

The Laura Ingraham radio show Podcast mp3 April 25,2016

CRUZ: I Supported the Wall Before Trump; Establishment support has not changed my position

On today's program, Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus sought to clarify confusion surrounding the GOP nominating process, particularly the appointment of committee chairmen. While mainstream media is focusing almost entirely on the Rules Committee, Ingraham pressed the Chairman on the other committees: Credentials and Platform.

Last week, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump discussed the possibility of reaching out to the Cruz campaign to insist the Trans-Pacific Partnership and border security are preeminent in the GOP platform. Despite the ongoing Trump-Cruz feud, Trump conceded reaching out is, “not a bad idea.” However, the billionaire noted Cruz’s previous support for the TPP, stressing the importance of monetary manipulation clauses, which the Texas senator opposes. In contrast, Trump, who has been fighting the TPP from the beginning, promised to insist that in the Party platform the TPP will not be approved moving forward.


Ted Cruz wins almost all of Maine's delegates at convention
Once again, Ted Cruz's campaign has used the Republican Party delegate selection process to outperform his results on Election Day in hopes of wrangling a nomination during the national convention in Cleveland this summer.

Goldman Sachs Employee Fired After Buying Donald Trump Hats Plans To Sue The Big Bank

About 200,000 convicted felons in Virginia will now have the right to vote in November

Politico Reporter: Trump Put RNC Into 'Submission'

Get Ready for Huge Obamacare Premium Hikes in 2017
Amid rising drug and health care costs and roiling market dynamics, the spokesperson for the nation's health insurers is predicting substantial increases next year in Obamacare premiums and related costs

ESPN's Progressive Hypocrisy
Curt Schilling tells blunt and uncomfortable truths, so there is no place for him in progressive corporate America. Last summer, ESPN suspended him for a personalpost that rightly compared Muslim extremists to Nazis and rightly noted that even a minority of extremists can cause catastrophic conflict. But in the world of progressive corporate politics, the truth is "Islamophobic" and must be punished. Yesterday, ESPN fired Schilling. His offense? Posting a crude meme on his personalpage that took direct aim at allowing men access to women's restrooms. He also wrote, "A man is a man no matter what they call themselves. I don't care what they are, who they sleep with, men's room was designed for the penis, women's not so much. Now you need laws telling us differently? Pathetic."