We can all agree, thank God, on Star Wars. Using data from its Trendsetter app, Engage analyzed “likes” from thousands of Facebook users to tie consumer choices to political preference and engagement.
Bloomberg cited climate change as a major reason for why he’s voting for Barack Obama’s reelection.
This line doesn’t look so good in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
The Weather Channel leans right, while Game of Thrones leans left. Using data from its Trendsetter app, Engage analyzed “likes” from thousands of Facebook users to tie consumer choices to political preference and engagement.
Chuck Todd said what few reporters, and fewer pols, have acknowledged: “It’s called climate change, folks.” “When the surge of water comes straight at the media capital of our home planet, it may really make a difference,” says Bill McKibben.
“Whose face do you want to use to pick up poop?” A question for the ages.
Conservatives like Cracker Barrel, while Red Bull leans left. Using data from its Trendsetter app, Engage analyzed “likes” from thousands of Facebook users to tie consumer choices to political preference and engagement.
Which team are you on? Take a blind taste test if you’re undecided.
An image of a made-in-China hat is everywhere today, but it’s not official swag.
In 2005, Romney spoke in South Carolina about same-sex couples raising children. He wasn’t a fan.
Republicans have more cash. Obama had more staff and more TV ads. How the campaigns spent their money October 1-17.
The candidate ran a half-hour ad in 1994, and is looking to do the same this election.
During the closing stretch of 2012, Obama promises a “brighter future,” 2008 style. “A big agenda,” promises a senior campaign official.
“I did not say Romney would sign the current form of ENDA,” R. Clarke Cooper said, referring to the workplace nondiscrimination bill pending in Congress.
A pretty neat video that makes the final presidential debate interactive. Watch what you want, skip the rest. Powered by Bedrocket-Interlude.
Horses and bayonets! Plus a little bit of Battleship thrown in.
Another debate, another move to the middle — this time on foreign policy. “We can’t kill our way out of this mess.”
A moment of sweetness and comity following a rancorous debate. Miles Romney is a perfect little gentleman.
So you can sound like you actually watched all 90 minutes of the final presidential debate.
Even snappier than The ’80s Are Calling. In response to Mitt Romney criticizing the president for allowing the Navy to have too few ships.
From the Boca Raton debate on foreign policy.
And thus far the most exciting moment of the Boca Raton debate. President Obama drops an “oh snap” in regards to Mitt Romney labeling Russia a primary global adversary.
I asked 25 college students at Lynn University to say ONE genuinely good thing about the person they’re voting against. Politics doesn’t have to be so mean after all.
I asked 25 college students at Lynn University to say ONE genuinely good thing about the person they’re voting against. Politics doesn’t have to be so mean after all.
This is how they celebrate democracy down at Lynn University in Boca Raton. Photographed today within a water noodle’s distance of the hall where Romney and Obama will debate foreign policy.
A promise from the 2008 foreign policy Romney might use to attack the President tonight.
Make a very sober discussion about foreign policy very unsober! Obama and Romney square off in their third and final presidential debate. Let’s make sure it’s one to not remember! Pourin’ policy debate!
The former Massachusetts Governor has hammered President Obama for Benghazi, but in 2003 thought partisan politics should be avoided when dealing with nation security. Romney said at the Republican Governors Association “I hope that we will not fall into the temptation to establish political policy or take political shots based on what we find out after the fact.”
The Anti-Defamation League has compiled newspaper cartoons depicting what they describe as “the Arab media’s demonization of the 2012 presidential election and the US-Israeli relationship.”
The Obama “call tool” allows supporters to make cold calls from home, but a local Florida Tea Party leader is using the phone list to pitch Romney. “Think of what we could do if 100 of us did this for an hour each day.”
