GOP says Congressman’s sushi-eating should be off-limits for political ads.

A new poll says 7 in 10 New Yorkers broadly sympathize with Occupy Wall Street and think they should be allowed to keep protesting.

Photos of this weekend’s effort to take #OWS global. Take a look.

Herman Cain is now saying that his plan to electrocute Mexicans trying to come in illegally over the US-Mexico border was a joke. And now it turns out that back in August — when he was still in Newt/Santorum/Gary Johnson territory — he suggested building a moat filled with alligators. And presumably that was a joke. But how do you know other than by the increasingly hard to spot criterion of objective ridiculousness? Read More

Recalled ex-state senator from Wisconsin arrested for DUI in Wisconsin.

Herman Cain belts out Lennon homage with “Imagine There’s No Pizza”. Watch.

Scenes from yesterday’s official dedication of the new Martin Luther King, Jr., memorial in Washington:

Blackberry (RIM) announces response to global mega-outage: Free Games!

Over the weekend, Herman Cain raised some eyebrows and shocked some consciences by calling for a 20 feet tall electrified fence along the US-Mexico border to electrocute people trying to cross illegally into the US. Then he insisted on Meet the Press that it was just a joke. Here’s the video. You decide whether he was joking. Watch.

A new election app lets anyone create their own animated political videos. Check it out — and send the videos you “produce” our way. We’ll post the best ones.