It’s barely been a week since a federal lawsuit by David Bossie’s Citizens United strong-armed the State Department into turning over records on Hillary Clinton’s official travels, but the group is already champing at the bit for more. After suing once to force State to provide passenger manifests for the former secretary’s flights and a […]
Citizens United president David Bossie tells Newsmax the appeal of a Sen. Ted Cruz presidential candidacy is that he “speaks truth to power.” “That’s really his message to the American people — that the days of kicking the can down the road are over,” Bossie told J.D. Hayworth and Miranda Khan on “America’s Forum” on […]
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who completed his first trip to South Carolina last week as a possible presidential candidate, already has a return visit planned. Walker will join other White House hopefuls at the South Carolina Freedom Summit in Greenville on May 9. Walker landed among the early Republican front-runners in polls after he appeared […]
Organizers of the South Carolina Freedom Summit planned in downtown Greenville in early May had already announced a string of conservative Republican speakers for the May 9 event. On Wednesday they named one who was born in Greenville. Former U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint will be among those taking the stage at the Peace Center for […]
Washington, DC – Today, Citizens United filed a lawsuit to compel the Department of State to comply with the Freedom of Information Act (“FOIA”) and release documents in response to four FOIA requests that Citizens United has filed. “History taught us one thing about Hillary Clinton, it takes a court order for her to play […]
The conservative advocacy group Citizens United filed a new lawsuit against the U.S. State Department Monday, asking that a judge compel the agency to respond to long-lingering freedom of information requests from the organization. In its new suit, the group asks for the State Department to respond to four separate requests seeking documents that were […]
Documents a federal judge ordered released on Friday will help clear up whether Hillary Clinton hosted any political contributors or donors to her family charity on the 47 overseas trips she made as secretary of state. Judge Gladys Kessler of the U.S. District court for the District of Columbia ruled in favor of Citizens United, […]
In what may be a glimpse of more troubles ahead for Hillary Clinton, a federal judge on Friday ordered the State Department to release the passenger manifests of overseas flights the likely 2016 presidential hopeful took while serving as secretary of state. Did she take Clinton Foundation donors with her as a thank you for […]
WASHINGTON — The State Department said Friday it was unable to automatically archive the emails of most of its senior officials until last month, which could mean potential problems for historical record-keeping amid criticism of former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton’s use of a private email server while in office. On the same day […]
Greenville, SC – Today, Citizens United and Congressman Jeff Duncan are pleased to announce that former House Speaker and New Hampshire Representative William O’Brien will speak at the “South Carolina Freedom Summit” in Greenville, South Carolina on Saturday, May 9th 2015. “It is Citizens United’s pleasure to host former House Speaker O’Brien at our South […]
Florida might have four GOP candidates for president. But none might be endorsed by the state’s Republican governor, Rick Scott. When will he endorse, and who will it be? Scott won’t say. But the governor is personally close to two potential contenders who have no personal ties to Florida: former Texas Gov. Rick Perry and […]
The Associated Press said Wednesday that it was considering legal action over unfulfilled Freedom of Information Act requests for government documents covering Hillary Rodham Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state. In its requests, the AP asked for her full schedules and calendars and for details on the State Department’s decision to grant a special position […]