Current Democrat National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz used a bobble head toy elephant to deride Republicans for allegedly affirming oil company demands and causing high gas prices.
During the CNN GOP Presidential debate last night Senator Rick Santorum explained his support for Arlen Specter by claiming that he had made a “deal” with his colleague to support President Bush’s judicial nominees. Specter today said that he “made
Noting the Republican presidential candidates’ “comic potential,” CNN’s Piers Morgan asked comedians Steve Carell and David Steinberg about the comedic qualities of the candidates. Steinberg compared them all to “Curly” of “The Three Stooges,” while Carell said that Ron Paul
Gov. Rick Perry told the Laura Ingraham Show that Romney’s and Sen. Rick Santorum’s infighting made them look “smaller and smaller on the stage.” He also said that Speaker Newt Gingrich’s participation in the debate was “Churchillian.”
CNN host Kyra Phillips told Reverend Franklin Graham that when he described his personal views concerning abortion and applied those views to the current Presidential candidates “during a political season,” he sounded like a secret Republican because he disagreed with
From International Business Times:
Eric Bolling stopped by the Fox & Friends curvy couch for his regular report on the economy and this week he focused on high gas prices. Bolling then loosened his tie and put on glasses and a hat and broke
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie pointed out the double standard whereby the left calls Christie a “bigot” for his position on same-sex marriage, the same group gives President Obama standing ovations at gay and lesbian events.
At a campaign stop in Florida President Obama said, “You pay more, they’re licking their chops. You can bet that since it’s an election year, they’re already dusting off their three-point plan for $2 gas. I’ll save you the suspense.
From Big Journalism: “The simple and direct question from the audience invited the candidates to contrast their policies with Obama’s failed record on Iran-and on Israel, which Obama has exposed to existential danger on this and other issues. But before
In a telephone interview on Univision Radio Wednesday with the “Piolin Por La Mañana” show, Obama made a confident assertion that seems to indicate those election consequences are not of concern to him. “My presidency is not over,” Obama said.
Reflecting on Wednesday night’s Republican debate, CNN political analyst David Gergen spoke of a “gender gap” between the GOP and women votes, noting, “For a lot of women it sounds like four white guys telling them, ‘this is how we’re
Regarding New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s recent gay marriage veto, The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capeheart told Christie, “The key difference between you and [President Obama on gay marriage] is while you support putting the civil rights of a minority up
video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player Actor Daniel von Bargen who played Mr. Kruger in “Seinfeld” is in critical condition after a self-inflicted gunshot to the head in an apparent suicide attempt. von Bargen called 911 after shooting himself, telling them
This was back in the good old days when gas was only $3.00 per gallon.
At Texas A&M University on Monday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said the Catholic Church has not enforced its teaching on contraception and that the Church now wants the federal government to enforce that teaching for them. “It’s just
MSNBC Morning Joe Panel speculate about an interesting alliance between Ron Paul and Mitt Romney and its possible causes and consequences.
Appearing on Fox Business’ Lou Dobbs, Dr. Keith Ablow gave one of the most frank analysis of Obama’s motives and actions in his Presidency.
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez believes marriage should be between a man and a woman. Because of that position (that she shares with President Obama) Antonio Darden, a sought after hair stylist in Santa Fe, is refusing to cut her
MSNBC political analyst Mark McKinnon made a very ugly comment while discussing the controversial abortion law in Virginia on “Morning Joe” that drew jeers from the rest of the panel.
video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player As ABC News’ Cecilia Vega was reporting on high gas prices, the sign at the Los Angeles gas station behind her showed the price of “regular” gas at $4.99 a gallon. By the time her
While being interviewed by MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell on tax policy and job creation, Gene Sperling, the White House’s Director of the National Economic Council and Assistant to the President for Economic Policy, jokingly referred to White House construction workers behind
Panelists on CNN’s post debate coverage agreed that liberal women don’t view the contraception debate as a religious liberty issue but as an issue for women’s access to “healthcare.” Donna Brazil called the Republican candidates “a blast from the past”
Giving post-debate analysis for CNN Senior Political Analyst David Gergen said that the contraception conversation did not help the GOP candidates and that “a lot of women on twitter” were criticizing the positions of the men on stage. Gergen claimed
