Newsbusters: From PBS Inside Washington. This is a real swipe at the GOP. Colby King says on the panel, “they (Rebuplicans) have just written off African-Americans” and they only have blacks on the podium to sing or pray. I guess
The Gateway Pundit: Karen Vaughn, mother of fallen Navy Seal of Aaron Carson Vaughn, reacts to Barack Obama’s campaign ad “One Chance.” Karen and Billy Vaughn lost their son Aaron last year in Afghanistan. Video courtesy of Andrew Marcus.
Mitt Romney detoured to hurricane-damaged Louisiana on Friday as he campaigned his way out of the Republican National Convention, touring a flooded community and saying he hoped his visit would rivet public attention on victims’ needs. (Aug. 31)
The Radio Equalizer: Keeping It Real With Reverend Al Sharpton, he called Dirty Harry’s speech “offensive” and “demeaning.” But, hue didn’t call it “racist” so… there’s that.
KENS 5- VICTORIA, Tx. — The Secret Service is looking into a sign posted in Victoria, Texas. The sign says “Pray for Obama”, but it’s the scripture quoted below those words that is raising eyebrows: Psalms 109:8. Psalms 109:8 reads,
Vice president Biden says Romney is essentially an incumbent at his campaign rally in Ohio today
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz’s was upset when Mr. Romney said, “when the world needs someone to do the really big stuff, you need an American.” Schultz felt that was a “line to the birthers tonight.”
KTLA: At least five officers are under investigation in the death of a woman who suffocated while being taken into custody, police officials confirmed Thursday.
Herman Cain told CBS News on Thursday that he “wasn’t surprised” the phrase “tea party” didn’t make it onto the GOP convention’s prime time stage.
MSNBC host Chuck Todd “Let me ask you though, this one question, why is it that the Republicans have elected more women governors and have two Hispanic governors and the Democrats don’t?,” asked Todd. “Don’t have as many women governors
Leaving the Republican National Convention in Florida, vice presidential candidate Rep. Paul Ryan touches down in Virginia, saying President Barack Obama has only run on words and not a record of action.
Mitt Romney left Florida Friday morning following his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention the night before. As he left he told Florida supporters he needs their help to win the White House.
Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., told CBS News on Thursday that though the phrase “tea party” didn’t make it onto the GOP convention’s prime time stage, the movement’s values did.
Gov Scott Walker “Overall, at a convention, that one moment, which I cringed about … I think in the big picture, though, the rest of it was amazing,”
Current TV: Former Vice President Al Gore talks about the disenfranchisement of American voters and the pros and cons of going to a popular vote along with Current TV hosts Eliot Spitzer, Cenk Uygur, Jennifer Granholm and John Fugelsang as
U.S. Representative Allen West from Florida’s 22nd district
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Mitt Romney’s speech, in which he accepts the GOP presidential nomination, at the Republican National Convention
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore: “Obviously I’m not a fan of his presidency, but I want to make a point, Things went so badly wrong they cannot all be laid at his doorstep. One quick example: When the Senate
Michael Moore: Get Used To Phrase “President Romney” Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore on Thursday: “I think people should start to practice the words ‘President Romney,’” he said on HuffPost Live. “To assume that the other side are just a bunch
Congressman Connie Mack, candidate for U.S. Senate, addresses the 2012 Republican National Convention.
Speaker Newt Gingrich and Callista Gingrich address the 2012 Republican National Convention.
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush addresses the 2012 Republican National Convention.
