For a promotional video that was eventually never shown, the Tea Party group FreedomWorks got two female interns to impersonate then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and a Giant Panda having sex.

It looks like the Geraldo for Senate campaign may be over.

The Obama administration is shooting down a new NRA ad which claims administration has a secret plan for gun confiscation and a national gun registry.

To counter the President’s push for gun regulation, NRA chief Wayne LaPierre presses the needs for assault weapons for the danger Americans face from Latin American drug gangs, hurricanes, riots after the coming collapse of the American economic system and terrorists.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who was allegedly grabbed around the neck in her chambers by a fellow justice has broken her public silence.

The NRA’s Wayne LaPierre lets loose with another howl from his bunker.

Can we agree that Bobby Jindal’s 20 point approval deficit takes a bit of his shine away as a national contender in 2016?

Akin rails against Rove’s anti-Tea Party project, calls it “disrespectful to the grassroots.”

In fundraising pitch, GOP Rep. brags he was the first to call Obama a “socialist”.

Twelve hours after State of the Union night came to a close, my sense is that the chattering class has reached a consensus about Marco Rubio’s awkward Big Gulp: specifically, that it genuinely did drown out the message he was trying to communicate to the public; and that this is an unfortunate outcome for the same talented pol whose convention speech got flushed down the memory hole last year when Clint Eastwood yelled at a chair.

The consensus is somewhat silly in as much the same people who reached it have all the power in the world to flip it on its head if they think that’s important. But assuming they don’t, I’d like to plant a flag for the counterintuitive argument that Rubio’s unexpected thirstiness was the best thing that could have happened to him. Read More