Joel Arends, the man behind the ad hammering the White House for “taking so much credit” on Bin Laden, believes more Special Forces operators will come out against Obama. Arends objects to the term “swift boat.” Read More ›
The Republican Presidential candidate is named for his father's cousin Milton “Mitt” Romney. Read More ›
You've probably heard the latest report about CNN's terrible ratings. Here's what they could do to turn things around. Read More ›
Oberstar says it's Berman. This is what they're fighting about in L.A. Read More ›
The ad from “Veterans for a Strong America” attacks Obama for, it says, taking too much credit for ordering the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. The endorsement of Karl Rove, whose allies attacked John Kerry's military service in 2004, will help the group raise money and encourage its anonymous backers. Read More ›
State party used Ng's official title in invitation. “Sometimes there are slips beyond our control,” said an Obama campaign official. Read More ›
PeekAnalytics compared Mitt and Ann Romney's Twitter followers, and shared the results exclusively with BuzzFeed. Read More ›
Mitt Romney's Cayman Island investments have become a favorite Democratic attack. In the 2008, the Obama campaign took a similar line on McCain, using comments he made in Bermuda supportive of offshore accounts to paint McCain as a out-of-touch friend of rich tax dodgers. Read More ›
Presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney has been criticizing President Obama for his stance on his Iran saying the country “will have a nuclear weapon” if Obama is reelected. In 2008 Romney proposed a plan to deal with Iran that called for tightening sanctions and isolating the country diplomatically. While Obama began by fulfilling his campaign promise of offering an olive branch to the Islamic Republic, he has more recently followed much of the path of Romney's 2008 plan. Read More ›
A united front against Obama and the liberal media. But: Huffington Post broke news of the meeting. Read More ›
“Forward… over a cliff!” Read More ›
A student at the University of California, San Diego posed in a keffiyeh, infuriating Muslim classmates. Now the campus is reckoning with a bitter divide on Israel, a deleted article in the student newspaper, and a conservative Israeli politician coming to town. Read More ›
The Republican has barely spoken to the Spanish-language media. But pointing to Obama's shortcomings may be enough. Read More ›
A romantic campaign comes to its close. Read More ›
His blind trust sold the shares in 2010. The New York Times uncovered a massive bribery scandal. Read More ›
Shepard Smith reads Mitt Romney's friendly statement on Newt Gingrich's withdrawal with deadpan shock. Read More ›
David Maraniss writes in his new biography about Barack Obama's relationship with Genevieve Cook, the daughter of an Australian diplomat, beginning in 1984, when she was 25 and he was 22. Here is a picture of a woman identified as Cook in the 1978 yearbook of Swarthmore College, which she attended. Read More ›
Reuters attracted quite a bit of blowback for its video calling May Day a “dud” yesterday. “A diverse set of views,” social media editor de Rosa says. Read More ›
On display in New York, a peaceful protest march with liberal groups, and an anarchist “black bloc. Read More ›
The President was quite the paramour. From the Vanity Fair article excerpting the upcoming book by David Maraniss, Becoming Obama. Here are the most revealing moments from the letters and journals of two of Barack Obama's girlfriends from the early '80s, Alex McNear and Genevieve Cook, when the young Columbia grad was struggling to find his way in New York City. Read More ›
A source forwards this copy of a 20-page Obama Administration PowerPoint presentation, circulated by the Department of Health and Human Services to allies. The aim: Making the unpopular law more politically saleable. Read the whole thing here. Read More ›
Don't front like you wouldn't be muggin the cameras if you were the president of the U.S.A. Read More ›
Roland Sledge is running for Texas Railroad Commissioner. “Isn't it about time we elected political leaders that have sense enough not to pee on electric fences.” Read More ›
Two schools of thought: Obama is at risk of being seen as politicizing national security. Or, any day spent talking about Osama Bin Laden, and not the economy, is a good one. Read More ›
New web video: “Newt Gingrich: Frankly, not Mitt Romney's biggest supporter” Read More ›
The candidate stayed mum while his gay aide was being blasted by the right. Now gay rights groups blame Romney, whose aides say it was never about sexuality. Read More ›
In prepared remarks, Obama looks to restoring America at home. Read More ›
After controversial tweets— and intense attacks from anti-gay groups — Ric Grenell resigns. Rhoades is “disappointed.” Read More ›
Protesters attacked photographers, and sought to seize their cameras, during May Day protests, journalists say. “One girl walks up to one of the photogs and nailed him right in the face,” says Village Voice's Muncy. Read More ›
