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While many left Iowa after Monday's presidential caucus feeling like winners, we think the real winner of the night is Drake University student Peter Clinkscale, a Drake University student positioned behind Hillary Clinton during her speech who quickly became known across the Internet as #StickerKid.

"We must rid the earth of the them" is how Phil Robertson feels about the people who support gay marriage. Now that's just a hair below saying "death to all gays and people who support them".

Texas Senator Ted Cruz claims the first victory in the 2016 Republican presidential nomination campaign, holding off rivals Donald Trump and Marco Rubio.

Whether you're a Trumpeteer or Feelin' the Bern, Monday, Feb. 1 is the last day for Texans to register to vote before the March 1 primaries.

Video has surfaced of a fresh-faced feathered-haired Ted Cruz talking about his dreams in life. Check out the video.

Donald Trump's presidential campaign has kicked into high gear.

As we are all aware, Texas has officially become an Open Carry state with the new year. But what are some of the other laws that went into effect on January 1st?

It's time for a new game called "Who said it?"  On one side we have conservative presidential candidate Ted Cruz, on the other, deranged serial killer Charles Manson.

Speaking at a church in Iowa, Texas senator and in-no-way-viable presidential candidate Ted Cruz exchanged rehearsed banter with the pastor. Senator Cruz had stated that his all-time favorite movie was The Princess Bride. He then entertained the congregation with a reenactment of the Miracle Max scene from the movie.

I understand why some of you support Donald Trump. Some of you feel like your thoughts and speech are being a little muzzled by political correctness. The problem is that Trump not only has no filter, he also has no class and very well be a sociopath.

On Wednesday's Buzz Adams Morning Show, we played a new game: Beat Me to the Punchline where Buzz, Brandon and I each tried to come up with our the best joke to a pre-determined general topic: How the presidential candidates are spending Thanksgiving.

After being given 24 hours to cease using the Aerosmith hit 'Dream On,' Donald Trump has responded by agreeing to abandon his use of the song. However, he says he can still use it if he wants.