Bill Maher's already come under attack from the Romney campaign for comments he made about Ann Romney, but now he's really asking for it. Says Maher, “Why did Mitt Romney strap his dog to the roof of his car? Could it be because his station wagon was full of wives?” Read More ›
Chris Matthews asks “Did he tell the truth about you?” Gingrich replies: “No, but he did what he had to do.” Must watch Hardball. Read More ›
The Donald wants you! The latest Romney fundraising contest. Democrats attack “birther” association. Read More ›
He called improving schools “the civil rights issue of our time.” Outside the school, a heated debate on race, charters, and “if Mitt Romney even knows any Afro-Americans.” Read More ›
Confidence gives way to resignation. “It’s going to be really tough — a 2004 race. Read More ›
On Fox and Friends, Romney says “there's no question that [Obama] is attacking capitalism.” Read More ›
New ad buy follows $1.3 million campaign announced last week, and will air in North Carolina, Ohio, Iowa, and Virginia. Read More ›
Mitt really wants your information. Read More ›
Will Mitt Romney? The Private Equity Growth Capital Council put out this video to explain what they do. No mention of layoffs. Read More ›
The Republican avoided the issue in a speech to the Latino Coalition. He dubbed education “the civil-rights issue of our era.” Read More ›
Despite usually seeming like a huge goofball, Jose has these moments of coherence. And they seem to hint at something more. Read More ›
Speaking to Latino Coalition, Romney says minority children suffer the most under Obama's education policy Read More ›
BuzzFeed's McKay Coppins joins The Young Turks Power Panel to discuss David Axelrod's recent comments on Romney's faith. Read More ›
The only good news for Obama out of Florida today is that more people want him out of the White House than want Romney in it. Read More ›
“Stories from the Obama economy.” After Obama says the election will be about Bain Capital's record, Romney's campaign points to the people still struggling to get by and say it's about them. Read More ›
A keynote slot, at that. Read More ›
Jay Leno showed us that whether you are a Democrat or Republican, “Call Me Maybe” makes you put all your differences aside and just dance. Read More ›
…but that Obama's not being fair about it. Accuses the the Democrat's campaign of “cherry-picking” and “distortion.” Read More ›
As Republicans gloat about Cory Booker's support for Bain, Priorities USA responds in kind. New ad shows Republicans attacking Romney's “vulture capitalism.” Read More ›
Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Jon Huntsman, and Sarah Palin have all taken shots at Romney over Bain Capital. Read More ›
“I have a list of words I'm not supposed to say,” Romney said at a fundraiser today. “No, I'm just kidding.” Or is he? Read More ›
Silence from the Obama campaign, despite a push to “refute” political attacks on religion. [UPDATED with response from campaign spokeswoman.] Read More ›
The private equity company pushes back at Democratic attacks on their stewardship of American Pad & Paper. Read More ›
Do it? C'mon tough guy. Do it. You won't. Read More ›
He might be doing it wrong. Also asks donors to $2500-a-head fundraiser to tweet. “I'm not sure if you have a Facebook, but now that it's worth $100 million*, you might pay more attention.” Read More ›
Mitt Romney and his Democratic critics are fighting over his involvement in the failure of the office supply company Ampad. In 1995, Romney wrote this letter to a former worker who had criticized him, saying it wasn't his fault, but that he'd tried to help. (The letter was first printed with the definitive Ampad story in Bloomberg Businessweek.) Read More ›
Conservative writer explains how the right can keep Romney in line by taking advantage of his “infamous calculating nature.” Read More ›
Newark mayor defends private equity from Obama campaign attacks, calls them “crap.” Read More ›
North Carolina State Rep. Alma Adams predicts Romney will struggle with social conservatives because Mormons “can have multiple wives.” The second Democrat in past month to bring up the defunct Mormon practice. Read More ›
