Those who are offended by the suggestion that requiring ID's before allowing people to vote insist there's no reason to suspect there's any problem with people cheating at the polls. But logic would suggest that if you never try, you're not going to find illegally registered voters. One Florida TV station did try, and the yield was substantial.
They discovered almost 100 illegally registered voters, many of whom had voted multiple times.
Roseanne is back, and seeking the Green Party nomination for president.
"The Democrats and Republicans have proven that they are servants — bought and paid for by the 1% — who are not doing what's in the best interest of the American people," Barr said.
Barr has submitted paperwork to the Green Party for her candidacy. The party's presidential nominee will be selected at a convention in Baltimore in July.
It seems pretty likely that the Barack Obama didn't attend Reverend Wright's church more than once or twice - which would explain why his campaign made the mistake of claiming that he'd gone there for 20 years. His religiosity was an electoral pose. And now, there he goes again.
It took me back to one of the great honors of my life - which was visiting with Billy Graham in his mountaintop retreat in North Carolina... Before I left, Reverend Graham prayed for me...
It's election season.
The GOP is helping the president mark an anniversary.
Three years ago today, a freshly-inaugurated President Obama said of his plan to fix the financial crisis that “if I don’t have this done in three years, then there’s going to be a one-term proposition.”
“Twelve million people don’t have jobs, home prices are at an all-time low and there is no end in sight,” RNC chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement. “By his own standard, it’s obvious that this president has failed to turn the economy around,” he said. “And just like Obama said, it’s time to make this a one-term proposition.”
This is pretty much the only thing Republicans should be talking about.
Donald Trump may be supporting Mitt Romney for president, but that doesn't mean he wants to be financing a super PAC like Sheldon Adelson has done for Newt Gingrich.
Mitt has been able to raise quite a bit of money which is really impressive so he doesn't need anything like that... but I don't think Mitt needs lots of money.
Jon Stewart's response to Mitt's very poor statement. Not his best work, but informative regarding what the failure to choose words carefully can do to a presidential campaign.
If you're in a net, something has gone terribly, terribly wrong.
Newt responds to Mitt's "not concerned" gaffe.
I am fed up with politicians in either party dividing Americans against each other.
Good conversation on Cavuto - why is it that young people are excited over Ron Paul's campaign against the Fed?
I think that's what makes him a bigger phenomenon than people are appreciating.
On Leno, Michelle reviewed the singing of her husband - as well as Republican Mitt Romney.
It's hard to avoid getting psychological on Mitt - after all, can his ear really be that tinny? I'm more inclined to think he resents having to behave himself and some internal rage is jumping out to attack those who try to make him live by the rules of being a political candidate.
I'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there - if it needs repair we'll fix it...
Job creator Mitt, co-founder of Klutz-R-Us.
