Reuters
Protestors Interrupt David Axelrod in Boston
When the Obama team tried to criticize Mitt Romney in his backyard, it got an earful from the Republican's supporters.
Reuters
When the Obama team tried to criticize Mitt Romney in his backyard, it got an earful from the Republican's supporters.
YouTube
Furious about pension reforms, state Rep. Mike Bost punches paper, invokes a Biblical prophet, and drops the mic.
JoeCoors.com
A Colorado congressional hopeful insists he's neither a career politician nor a refreshing alcoholic beverage.
YouTube
Jack Kerouac meets Dale Peterson in an epic, bizarre video.
YouTube
A tongue-in-cheek ad extolls the reasons Californians can be thankful for cigarette companies.
MSNBC
The South Carolina representative's unmitigated, inflammatory attack on the private-equity industry breaks ranks with Obama.
NBC
In criticizing the president's attack on Mitt Romney's Bain Capital record, he gives an uncomfortable reminder of how voters saw Obama four years ago.
YouTube
A new ad from the Libertarian likens Democratic and Republican governance to smashing a watermelon.
YouTube
Is the Garden State big enough for two outsize political personalities?
The New York Times
The crew behind Auto-Tune the News provides a handy guide to what the presumptive Republican nominee likes, and what he doesn't (vampires).
YouTube
The president's campaign has begun a drive to define Mitt Romney's economic policies -- and to move on from the fight over gay marriage.
YouTube
When a journalist tries to dispute an anchor's dubious line of questioning, he gets an earful and has his mic cut.
NBC
Joe Biden and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan both suggested they're open to supporting gay marriage. Are they telegraphing a policy change -- or just going rogue?
CBS
The washed-up rocker responds to questions about his inflammatory remarks in April by delivering his best Charlie Sheen impression.
We have nothing to fear but a terrible impression of the 32nd president himself.
Reuters
A reel of the most memorable moments from the former Speaker's now defunct presidential campaign
Obama for America
A sharp ad against the presumptive Republican nominee seeks to paint him as both foreign and overly friendly to foreigners.
YouTube
While making a somewhat inflammatory point about bullying, the gay activist and journalist inadvertently teaches a lesson about journalism, too.
Barack Obama, Jimmy Fallon, and the Roots fuse babymaking music and student-loan politics.
Comedy Central
Asked how he'd repel an Independence Day-style attack, the former GOP candidate has a stirring answer at the ready.
YouTube
In this Super Mario Brothers-style game, players collect delegates and gold coins (of course) en route to the presidency.
Reuters
It's a mistake to underestimate the depth of antipathy among Republicans for laws mandating equal pay for women.
YouTube
The washed-up rocker and Romney endorser says he'll be in jail or dead if the president is reelected.
YouTube
The cash-strapped, vote-deprived campaign releases a rough-hewn ad.
Reuters
What it the undecideds are really just Obama voters holding out on the president?
Anthony Berger / National Portrait Gallery
What would television attack ads look like in the age of the telegraph?
Obama for America
The president's reelection team seeks to box the Republican nominee in on the right before he can pivot to the center.
Jest
A group of adult actors set out to make a PSA against the Republican candidate, then end up with an unexpected conclusion (mostly SFW).
YouTube
It turns out not quite everyone has given up on the dream of a Donald Trump run for the White House.
Hulu
David Gregory's view that the candidate needs to focus on faith makes little sense, philosophically or politically.
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