Phyllis Schlafly Concedes: Not All Feminists Are Ugly
But tells cadets at the Citadel not to date any. Read More ›
But tells cadets at the Citadel not to date any. Read More ›
Positive spot to air in Michigan before the primary. But it's almost identical to his South Carolina ad. Is he running low on cash? Read More ›
Poor, victimized Mitt claims he was “outgunned” in South Carolina. But he outspent Gingrich 2-1 there, and 4-1 in Florida. Read More ›
The Gingrich girls are stoked about dad's DJ too! Read More ›
Santorum's status as the marquee social conservative wasn't enough in South Carolina. Sanford's diagnosis: “The economy became pre-eminent.” Read More ›
Fixed! Oops. Read More ›
Chants of “bigot, bigot!” from Occupy Charleston. Things got physical. Read More ›
The crowd at the Romney HQ in South Carolina tonight was really excited for Romney's second place finish. The crowd participated in chants of “President Romney” and “2012” while doing the wave. Read More ›
Despite speculation that he might drop out after a disappointing finish in South Carolina. Read More ›
With a tough defeat in South Carolina, the supposed frontrunner adds another loss to a long series of them. Read More ›
Andy and Jodie Rodwell are carrying out Stephen Colbert’s master plan in South Carolina. Read More ›
On primary day, the campaign's disorganization has reporters running across the state for naught. Read More ›
Losing suddenly isn't an option. Read More ›
The demure political wife did her husband a huge favor on Piers Morgan's show tonight. Read More ›
Colbert outshines the actual candidates at a rally with Herman Cain. Read More ›
Overheard: “Did you get anything good?” “No.” Read More ›
In a surprise move, the former candidate did not endorse the number 9. See #bettercainendorsements on Twitter. Read More ›
“I think that I'm scaring people, and that's what i'm trying to do right now because I'm scared,” says Kneena Raheja. Read More ›
Santorum dismisses the flyers handed out after the Personhood USA forum as dirty politics. Read More ›
Easy choices for some Protestants. Romney and Santorum already ruled out by religion. Read More ›
The movement would define abortion as murder. Romney's absence “reveals his lack of commitment to the life issue,” says an activist. Read More ›
Because of the number of abortions, Perry says. Read More ›
A strong debate performance from the Speaker, and suddenly everyone's piling on Newt. Read More ›
“Get your names right, Bill!” Stephen Colbert opened tonight's “Colbert Report” with a segment about the easy to get around “non-coordination” rules applying to Super PACs. Specifically, Colbert hit back at BuzzFeed — and editor-in-chief Ben Smith — for questioning the legality of his coordination with Jon Stewart, who took over the Super PAC Colbert created once he announced his possible run for “President of the United States of South Carolina.” Me-ow! Read More ›
Double negative. Get it? Read More ›
South Carolina business leaders find Newt “dynamic.” They're still voting Romney. Read More ›
Jesse Benton calls reports that the campaign was exploring fallback plans “asinine.” Read More ›
He won't take a stance on the hot LGBT issue that's not gay marriage. Read More ›
“It's something he's interested in,” says Coates. Indeed! Read More ›