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Just how upset are grassroots conservatives with the mammoth spending bill Congress approved last week?

The Republican presidential field gathered in Las Vegas Tueday night for the final debate of 2015. They did not disappoint. Unlike previous debates (on both sides), this one provided more clarity and substance. That was made easier by the topic: national security, a traditional Republican selling point.

So how did the candidates do? Let's rewind the tape.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz earned a big endorsement on Wednesday.

Saying that "it is not my time," Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal has dropped out of the GOP presidential race:

The Republican presidential candidates were clustered together in the fourth debate of the season, and lots of people were looking for fireworks. Would Marco and Jeb go after each other once more? Would Ben Carson wilt under the pressure? Who will earn Donald Trump's ire this time? And will the debate moderators make fools of themselves this time around?

Adding to lengthening list of woes for the Jeb Bush presidential campaign is a leaked document outlining Bush strategy in the early primary states, spending plans, and a series of harsh att

Republican presidential candidates gathered together for a third time to debate, and expectations were running high that we would see more of the bombast and in-fighting of the previous two meetings.

wisconsin">Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan says he doesn't really want to be the next Speaker of the House, but will take the job.

Former President George W. Bush has been relatively quiet about political matters since the end of his second term. Not any more. At a fundraiser for his brother Jeb's presidential campaign, Bush pulled the gloves off and went after Sen. Ted Cruz in a very big way: