Robert Sherman

Republicans November 6, 2021

Chris Christie urges Republicans to ‘move on’ from 2020 election and ‘go forward’

Former Republican Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, speaking at a major GOP gathering, urges his party to look forward rather than backward to the 2020 election

Ted Cruz November 6, 2021

Cruz calls 2021 elections 'enormously consequential,' does not rule out 2024 run

Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Rick Scott of Florida weigh in on the 2022 midterms and whether they'll run for president in 2024.

New Hampshire November 6, 2021

NH's Sununu says he'll make a decision on potential 2022 Senate run in 'next week or so'

Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire says he'll make a decision on potential 2022 Senate run in "next week or so."

Donald Trump September 26, 2021

Trump wins Mackinac conference straw poll with 47.5% of vote

Conservatives from across the state of Michigan flocked to Mackinac Island this weekend for the state’s biennial Republican Leadership Conference.

Ron DeSantis September 13, 2021

DeSantis charges Biden ‘obsessed’ with Florida, during Nebraska speech bordering Iowa

President Biden won’t be on the ballot next year in Florida, as Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis runs for reelection. But DeSantis sure made it sound like he was running against the president as he addressed a conservative crowd at a political fundraiser in Nebraska City, Nebraska, which is just across the Missouri River from Iowa.

Iowa August 29, 2021

Cruz among top Republicans helping Iowa’s Hinson launch 2022 congressional reelection bid

Rising GOP star Rep. Ashley Hinson of Iowa got a helping hand from a number of top Republicans as she formally announced her 2022 reelection campaign.

Mike Pence July 16, 2021

Pence, in Iowa, charges Biden trying to turn America into a ‘secular welfare state’

Former Vice President Mike Pence, making his first visit to Iowa since the end of the Trump administration, took aim at President Biden and spotlighted his social conservative credentials as he addressed a major gathering of Christian conservatives in the state whose caucuses for half a century have led off the presidential nominating calendar.

Kristi Noem July 16, 2021

Noem says she’s ‘counting’ on Trump running again in 2024

Republican Gov. Kristi Noem of South Dakota - speaking with Fox News during a trip to Iowa - says she’s “counting” on former President Trump to run again for the White House in 2024.

Iowa July 16, 2021

Pompeo, in Iowa speech, declares ‘we are not a racist nation’

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo highlighted his social conservative credentials on Friday as he addressed a large and influential crowd of White evangelicals in Iowa, the state that for half a century has led off the presidential nominating calendar.

Donald Trump July 16, 2021

Will social conservatives stick with Trump if he runs again in 2024?

Will White evangelicals and other social conservative voters, who strongly supporter former President Trump in the 2016 and 2020 elections, stick with him if he runs again in 2024.

CPAC July 10, 2021

Voting underway in CPAC Dallas 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll

Along with former President Trump’s address on Sunday, the results of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) straw poll is the most anticipated moment at this weekend’s gathering in Texas.

Proud American May 29, 2021

Navy veteran walking hundreds of miles, raising awareness for veteran mental health

Navy Veteran David Bulger is walking barefoot hundreds of miles leading up to Memorial Day to raise awareness for Veteran mental health.

Kevin McCarthy April 27, 2021

McCarthy provides only lukewarm support for Liz Cheney staying in House GOP leadership

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy decidedly sidestepped an opportunity to express his support for Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming, who as the number three ranking House Republican is key member of his GOP leadership team in the chamber

Florida March 9, 2021

Sun belt communities prepare for spring break amid pandemic

Every year, thousands of Americans choose to flee the cold and head south to sunbelt communities for spring break. Even in the midst of a pandemic, that pilgrimage is already taking shape in 2021.

CPAC February 27, 2021

Gold-colored Trump statue at CPAC draws crowd

Former President Trump has not yet made his appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), but a gold-colored statue in his likeness has already stolen the show. 

Super Bowl LV February 5, 2021

Super Bowl LV expected to provide boost to Tampa economy

Local business owners in Tampa eagerly await Super Bowl LV after months of the pandemic hampering their businesses.

Cruises February 1, 2021

Ports, communities feeling financial strain without cruises

Cruises have been canceled since last March, resulting in over 100,000 Americans losing their jobs per a November report.

Coronavirus January 26, 2021

Mental health experts warn of isolation's devastating effects amid pandemic

95-year-old Rita Thomas was forced to isolate alongside her fellow nursing home residents amid the pandemic. Without the ability to see her loved ones or socialize with others, her health quickly declined. Eventually, she lost the will to carry on.

Coronavirus January 15, 2021

High demand for COVID-19 vaccine leaves Florida seniors struggling to get the jab: 'It seems hopeless'

With seniors making up over 20% of Florida's total population, actually getting a vaccine shot is proving difficult.

Florida October 28, 2020

Amid tight race, Florida Republicans see path to victory through voter registration gains

With the book just closing in October, Republicans have netted nearly 200,000 new registered voters since 2016 compared to the Florida Democratic Party. 

Connecticut April 16, 2020

Officials around the country using drones to promote social distancing

Officials are turning to "talking" drones to keep citizens safe amid the coronavirus outbreak.