Grover Norquist News

As the Democrats and Republicans continue their "chicken" match on the fiscal cliff, more people are coming out and giving their two cents on it. One analyst says that Congress should go off the fiscal cliff.

As a growing number of Republicans become more shaky, the fiscal cliff confrontation still remains an unpredictable "Mexican standoff."

After GOP House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio and a few other Republicans gave their proposal, it was rejected by US President Obama. However, Boehner's plan is being criticized by other Republicans.

GOP Senator Saxby Chambliss received backlash from Grover Norquist for saying he'd be willing to violate the anti-tax pledge. Chambliss fired back and made his case for doing so.

Pyongyang - While anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist says "pink unicorns don't exist" in regards to the showdown between Republicans and Democrats, North Korea scientists are claiming that unicorns are real.

As more Republicans are toying with the idea of breaking away from the "anti-tax" pledge, Grover Norquist criticized what he called as "Sugar Plum" Republicans.

The GOP could face more in-fighting as a growing number of Republicans are expressing that they're willing to break Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge. But, Norquist looks not fazed and believes that the GOP will fall in line.

In talks about the fiscal cliff, there are high-ranking Republicans willing to violate Grover Norquist's anti-tax pledge. At the same time, Norquist is still standing firm.

GOP Rep Paul Ryan of Wisconsin is the latest to weigh in on why Mitt Romney lost to President Barack Obama on Election Night.

Anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist said that Barack Obama won the Presidential Election by painting Mitt Romney as a "poopy head."