What do the airwaves look like in Iowa for Newt Gingrich right now? Take a look.
This short – and brutal – video strikingly illustrates why the GOP’s current payroll tax stance is so potentially calamitous for them.
Florida GOP Rep. Vern Buchanan said the FEC ‘exonerated’ him from any wrongdoing over charges he had his former car dealership reimburse employees for donations made to his campaign.
Turns out that’s not really the case. A report obtained by TPM suggests that far from clearing him, the FEC thinks Buchanan’s explanation “does not seem credible.”
Like Rick Perry, Mitt Romney also has an ad out reminding voters of his marriage’s longevity.
Mitt Romney has pledged an uncertain allegiance to the sports teams of his home state’s two most prominent universities.
Often all you need is a picture, to tell the tale of momentous change.
No one disagrees at this point that the politics of the payroll tax stand-off is awful for Republicans. But in the midst of that realization there is chatter from folks at the Journal and a lot of flotsamy pundits to the effect that it is a dramatic political failure that Republicans have managed to make President Obama into the champion of tax cuts for average Americans. Read More
It’s that time of the year. Today we announce your nominees for this year’s Golden Duke Awards, our annual awards show for great moments in public corruption, scandal and general betrayals of the public trust and awfulness. And this year’s nominees are … click here.
Today’s 100 Seconds deals with the recent trend of GOP candidates being confronted by gay rights activists – with awkward results.