Obama Super PAC Enlists Romney's GOP Rivals In Bain Attack
Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Jon Huntsman, and Sarah Palin have all taken shots at Romney over Bain Capital. Read More ›
Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Jon Huntsman, and Sarah Palin have all taken shots at Romney over Bain Capital. Read More ›
A Super PAC's scheme to depict Barack Obama as a “black, metrosexual Abe Lincoln” in a GOP ad campaign was discovered by the New York Times today. Here's a Photoshop rendering of how literally cool Metro Abe would look. Read More ›
“He promised us the same things he’s promising the United States. And he’ll give you the same thing he gave us. Nothing. He’ll take it all.” Priorities USA, Obama's Super PAC, doubles down on the Romney Bain attack. Ad is first in multi-million dollar series to run in Colorado, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Read More ›
“Happy Mother's Day From Barack Obama's Team” It was last month's news cycle, but the pro-Mitt Romney Super PAC isn't letting it go. Read More ›
Obama-backing Super PAC Priorities USA Action and the League of Conservation Voters allege Romney is “in the tank for Big Oil.” Read More ›
“If Romney Wins, The Middle Class Loses.” Priorities USA Action to air ad in Florida, Iowa, Ohio and Virginia beginning today. Read More ›
Pro-Romney spending makes up 63 percent of all television dollars. A source sends along a tally of all television spending so far this election cycle and Romney's campaign wins the day — even before his SuperPacs are tallied. Read More ›
Democrats making digital mischief with NewtGingrich.com. American Bridge directs traffic to shouldnewtgingrichdropout.com and the answer is not surprising. Read More ›
Democrats making digital mischief with NewtGingrich.com American Bridge directs traffic to shouldnewtgingrichdropout.com and the answer is not surprising. Read More ›
“Only one candidate stood up to Bill Clinton.” Ad to air in upcoming primary states. Read More ›
“The gals put it between their knees and it wasn't that costly.” Read More ›
New Romney Super PAC ad airing in Tennessee, Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Alabama attacks Santorum for fiscal irresponsibility. Read More ›
Is this the reported Adelson infusion? Read More ›
Santorum goes to the small-donor well, but Romney may have to dip into his own pockets to survive the long haul. Looking “under every stone.” Read More ›
Does this mean the meme is really dead? Read More ›
The Republican National Committee mocks Obama's embrace of Super PACs after decrying them for years. Read More ›
Lobbyists Welcome! Read More ›
He told wealthy supporters not to back big money outside groups in 2008, but Obama is now signaling to his donors to back the independent expenditure groups. With Republican groups raking in millions, Obama wants in on some of the action made possible in part by a Supreme Court decision he's deplored. Read More ›
BuzzFeed's own Amy Sly has put together this informative chart on 2011 Super Pac spending. 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 ›
Claims Romney is Obama's dream opponent. Really? So what have those months of attacks been about? 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 ›
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are making a complete mockery of U.S. election law by stretching the limits of what can be considered “non-coordination” between presidential candidates and the Super PACs that back them. They're also making history. Read More ›
Double negative. Get it? Read More ›
Asks whether Romney will do the same. Read More ›
Former Speaker asks if Romney “can take the heat.” Says the choice was to drop out or go negative. Read More ›
Ben Ginsberg seems to suggest, for a moment, that the Romney Super PAC and Romney campaign are “affiliated.” Read More ›
Controversial new ad highlights Paul's commitment to end the wars. But why now? And why in Iowa, where his foreign policy views are out of step with Republicans? Read More ›
He's getting all up in Rick Perry's niblets. Another ad from the Colbert Super PAC attempting to sabotage Rick Perry in the Ames Straw Poll. Remember, Iowa…that's Rick Parry with an “A.” View Media ›