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“Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson sent former presidential candidate Ted Cruz a message on FOX & Friends Thursday morning: Get over it. The reality star, who had been a big supporter of Cruz during his campaign, said it’s time for the Texas senator to get behind Donald Trump. “I mean give me a break Ted,
Leah Barkoukis, Despite endorsing Sen. Ted Cruz earlier this year, Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson said he’s now on “the Trump train.” He also offered to serve as the presumptive GOP nominee’s spiritual adviser. “I was forced into the Trump train, but I am happily volunteering my services for Mr. Trump, mainly because the Republican
Jeff Poor, Breitbart In appearance on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends” from Cannes, France on the heels of the premiere of his Citizens United documentary “Torchbearer,” “Duck Dynasty” patriarch Phil Robertson discussed the 2016 presidential election, which finds the once-Cruz supporter now solidly behind presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump. On Trump’s candidacy, Robertson
Paul Bond, “We’re killing babies in their mother’s womb now,” the A&E star tells THR. “You were in your mother’s womb, dude. If someone went in there and threw this future reporter away, you wouldn’t be talking to me, so give me a break.” Phil Robertson, the 70-year-old patriarch of A&E’s Duck Dynasty, stars in
Duck Dynasty is a very popular hit TV program because the stars of the show are just regular guys with a conservative viewpoint, like a majority of Americans. They love God, family and their guns, and they dislike politicians in Washington DC, especially the Democrats. Some of them have joked around about getting involved in
A union representing federal employees at Eglin Air Force base in Florida is demanding that two senior management officials be removed from their posts because they put decals on their personal trucks supporting Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson. Alan Cooper, the executive vice president of the local chapter of the American Federation of Government Employees,
Shawn Mitchell Obama’s professional protectors in the media are displeased with questions from skeptical Americans. The Rose Garden photo op and embellished story of the president bringing home a captured warrior unraveled in roughly 2.5 seconds. Turns out, it was at best a dubious deal, at worst a treasonous sell-out, returning five of the deadliest
The GOP is holding their “unofficial” kickoff for the 2016 campaign season in New Orleans this weekend with the Republican Leadership Conference. A host of big names and conservatives stars turned out for the event, including Governor Bobby Jindal, former Alaska Governor and VP candidate Sarah Palin, among many others. The purpose of the conference
Duck Dynasty patriarch says corporate media misunderstand biblical verse Radar Online reports Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson said politically incorrect things about homosexuals during a sermon at his church in West Monroe, Louisiana on Easter Sunday. He compared gays to thieves and adulterers. During the sermon Robertson criticized the corporate media for misunderstanding biblical verse
After a brief suspension from his hit A&E reality show ‘Duck Dynasty,’ Phil Robertson rejoined the family-oriented, proudly Christian cast. Still, divided public sentiment over Bible-based comments he made regarding homosexuality continued to surround any mention of the patriarch’s name. The Louisiana businessman and preacher addressed the controversy while delivering a recent sermon. His candid
Teresa Mull Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson is making headlines again, this time for “A startling video…showing [the] patriarch unleashing another homophobic rant.” Not really sure what’s so “startling” about this; Robertson definitely made his thoughts on the subject clear during his interview with GQ in December. This time, Robertson addressed the famous interview during an
B. Christopher Agee Though her name might not immediately ring any bells, Diane Warren is a widely recognized and award-winning songwriter. Most recently, though, she has been known more for the hate-filled rhetoric she writes on her Twitter page than the lyrics she provides to musical acts like Aerosmith and LeAnn Rimes. A few months