Tony Lee

White House press secretary Jay Carney on Tuesday said Republicans in the House should “do a little work,” even though the White House has been repeatedly late with its budget proposals and Senate Democrats have not passed a budget in

The Democrat running against Republican Jeff Flake for Arizona’s senate seat once said obesity would inflict more harm on the nation than the terrorist attacks of 9/11.  At a 2010 lecture at the University of South Carolina, Arizona Senate candidate

A new Pennsylvania Senate poll found Republican challenger Tom Smith is virtually tied with incumbent Sen. Bob Casey, trailing him by just one point, 45%-44%, which is within the poll’s margin of error. Wenzel Strategies, the right-of-center polling outfit that has been

Voters are being flooded on the airwaves with anti-Obama messages, but a 30-person focus group conducted by Frank Luntz found “The Hope and the Change,” a movie about voters in swing states like Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Florida who

President Barack Obama has spent the campaign season trying to disqualify and tear down Mitt Romney, but a new study has found Obama’s commercials actually energize voters to vote against the President, not his opponent. Evolving Strategies, a public opinion

After insisting that voter fraud does not occur and insinuating Republicans were racist for using claims of voter fraud to suppress the vote in liberal areas, Democrats are now asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate potential voter fraud

President Barack Obama on Tuesday refused to give an on-the-record interview to the Des Moines Register, but this was not the only insistence in which Obama has refused to go on-the-record in an interview with a newspaper from a swing

In a Newsweek article titled, “President Obama’s Executive Power Grab,” writers Andrew Romano and Daniel Klaidman write about the “Obama power play that could forever change the way Washington works” and how American could see more of it during a second term.  After

On Tuesday, President Barack Obama refused to go on-the-record in an interview with the publisher and editor of The Des Moines Register, a prominent newspaper in Iowa. The Register is a left-of-center publication. Rick Green, the paper’s editor, wrote that Obama called him

Mitt Romney on Tuesday addressed over 10,000 people outside of Denver, Colorado and said the presidential debates have “supercharged” his campaign.  After the first presidential debate in Denver, a lopsided victory for the GOP candidate, the presidential race flipped, with Romney

Sean Bielat, a former Marine with a business background, is running for Congress in Massachusetts’ fourth district against a novice Democrat with less than three years of experience in the real world. If the Democrat’s last name were not “Kennedy,”

North Carolina voters who went to vote for Mitt Romney complained electronic voting machines recorded votes for President Barack Obama instead.  According to MyFox8 in North Carolina, the problems occurred at the Bur-Mil Park polling location in Guilford County. Voter

Michelle Obama wrote a letter in 2004 endorsing partial-birth abortions, a heinous procedure that involves removing an unborn baby during the latter stages of the second trimester or early stages of the third trimester and crushing the back of her head with

Republican Connecticut Senate candidate Linda McMahon is now essentially tied with Democrat Chris Murphy in a race Democrats felt would be a shoo-in for Murphy, according to a new Rasmussen Reports poll.  Murphy leads McMahon by one point in the

Two Illinois congressmen visited embattled Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D-IL) in Washington, D.C. on Monday. The congressmen were pleased to see that Jackson’s mind was “in tact” and he could still think while acknowledging he had “a lot of issues”

New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez and musicians Kid Rock and Rodney Adkins will join Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan at a campaign stop in Colorado on Tuesday, the day after the final presidential debate. The campaign event will be held

President Barack Obama’s campaign accepted 16 times more in donations that listed invalid zip codes than Mitt Romney’s campaign, a report by the Government Accountability Institute (GAI) found, further exposing the Obama campaign’s lax online security measures that make the

Mitt Romney leads President Barack Obama by two points (49%-47%) in a D+7 poll of likely Virginia voters conducted by Wenzel Strategies, a firm that polls for conservatives and whose polls have had a high level of accuracy during the last election

If Obamacare is not repealed, one may only have to look to Ontario, Canada to see the future of healthcare in America. In the Canadian province, the government unilaterally imposed over $300 million in fee cuts to try to close a

A Rasmussen Reports poll found Mitt Romney with a 4-point lead (50%-46%) over President Barack Obama in Colorado, with Romney reaching the 50% mark in the Rasmussen poll for the first time this election cycle.  Obama won Colorado by nine

Public Policy Polling (PPP), the liberal polling outfit, conducted a D+7 poll this weekend that found President Barack Obama with a one-point lead over Mitt Romney (49%-48%) in Iowa. Romney led by 8 points among independents. On Friday, PPP released

A British national who donated $10 to the Obama campaign, despite laws prohibiting the acceptance of foreign contributions, told Breitbart News he is now receiving e-mails from the Obama campaign thanking him for signing up for “get out the vote”

The United Football League (UFL), which includes a franchise owned by Nancy Pelosi’s husband, announced on Saturday it was suspending the remainder of its season because its franchises could not meet their operating costs and pay players and staff.  Paul

Fliers offering voters $40 worth of marijuana led to increased turnout in an October 13 Neighborhood Council election in Eagle Rock, California.  Voters in Eagle Rock reported they saw fliers with names of candidates running on the “Progess and Collaboration”