Steve Lonegan

The Star-Ledger reported earlier this week that Steve Lonegan, the unsuccessful Republican candidate for Senate in last year’s New Jersey special election, has a new job: leading the anti-gay, anti-choice American Principles Project’s sideline effort to bring back the gold standard. Lonegan told T

Grover Norquist dared to criticize Ted Cruz, so now Glenn Beck is out to destroy him. Norquist, for his part, doesn't seem too fazed by the band of clowns Beck rounded up to lead the charge. If there were claims that a Christian was being discriminated against in a case like this, you know tha

National Organization for Marriage founder Maggie Gallagher has a curious op-ed in the Washington Post today in which she insists that Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli is behind in the polls because he isn’t talking enough about his opposition to reproductive rights. Cuccin

In recent weeks, as he was rising in the polls, Steve Lonegan, the Republican candidate for Senate in New Jersey, was telling anyone who would listen that his campaign was "an all-out referendum on everything [President] Obama is doing to the country." As he told Bryan Fischer last month (about 4:00