Mitt Romney's Birth Certificate 'Joke'
Campaigning in Michigan, the GOP nominee makes an ugly and politically ill-advised gesture toward the conspiracy theory surrounding the president's origins. More »
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Campaigning in Michigan, the GOP nominee makes an ugly and politically ill-advised gesture toward the conspiracy theory surrounding the president's origins. More »
Remember Sharron Angle? Some of the things she said were just as out-there as "legitimate rape" -- and she almost beat Harry Reid in 2010. More »
The Missouri Republican's decision to stay in the race hurts the GOP at all levels, from Missouri to the national ticket. More »
Why should politicians respect one another when nobody respects politicians? More »
A Florida state senate candidate gets attacked over his support for driverless cars. More »
The specifics of the vice presidential nominee's budget proposals poll poorly, but most Americans still aren't familiar with them. More »
The candidate and his campaign employed an elaborate routine of subterfuge to ensure they would control the running-mate announcement. More »
The same conservative base that's thrilled to see Paul Ryan on the GOP ticket is in love with Ryan's budget proposals -- which Romney is already backing away from. More »
Under overcast skies in Virginia, the Wisconsin representative electrified the GOP ticket. More »
The Republican nominee plans to announce his running mate at a campaign stop in southeastern Virginia. More »
He's already promised to release another tax return before the election -- a guarantee that the issue will be reopened at an inopportune time. More »
The polls put the incumbent in the lead, but there are plenty of reasons for Republicans to be optimistic -- and Democrats to be jittery. More »
Republicans charge the president with 'gutting' the landmark 1990s legislation. That's hardly the case -- but the proposed change could give more people access to benefits. More »
Romney could choose a running mate any day now, but don't believe the din of ill-informed speculation and analysis. More »
Same-sex marriage has been consistently defeated at the ballot box. With four blue states voting on the issue in November, will 2012 be the year the tide turns? More »
The erstwhile Eastern Bloc nation has a dim view of Obama and a connection to a lot of voters in the American heartland. More »
Nancy Pelosi is not likely to come close to regaining the speaker's gavel, thanks in part to a cavalcade of Democratic missteps. More »
Last week's mass shooting in Aurora has put the gun issue in the spotlight, and now both presidential candidates are addressing it. More »
The Republican's attacks on Obama are more rhetorical than substantive. Is he trapped by his party's longstanding foreign-policy divisions? More »
Republican Rick Scott's attempt to cleanse the voter rolls of noncitizens has Democrats in a panic. Could the pivotal swing state be headed for another 2000-style voting debacle? More »
