BILL O'REILLY – "It's not a traditional America any more. And there are 50% of the voting public who want stuff. They want things. And who is going to give them things? President Obama…"
It's fitting that the best coverage of the third and final presidential debate was saved for last.
There are these things called viral videos and The Times is on it!
It's time for another presidential debate, but this one is different, because everyone will follow the rules and tell the truth. This is the foreign policy debate, which means we get to witness the Lucky Alien Sweepstakes, in which the two candidates' answers determine just which nation's people have won the right to…
Her question about gender inequality in the workplace elicited the much-mocked "binders full of women" response that launched a thousand memes.
Late-night prankster Jimmy Kimmel wanted to see just how many people who claim to watch the debate actually watch the debate, so he sent a staff member to Hollywood Boulevard yesterday afternoon — several hours before the second presidential debate aired — to ask passers-by who won the debate.
During last night's debate, a question was raised by an attendee concerning each candidates track record on equality for women in the workplace.
Long-shot third party presidential candidate Jill Stein and her Green Party ticket-mate Cheri Honkala were arrested a short while ago outside Hofstra University while attempting to enter the presidential debate hall without the proper credentials.
When radio host Tom Joyner asked his Morning Show guest Barack Obama what the hell happened at the first presidential debate, the president didn't equivocate or offer up any excuses.
President Obama was mostly MIA during the first presidential debate, so here, instead, is a video of GOP nominee Mitt Romney losing last week's debate to his greatest foe: Mitt Romney.
Barry Blitt's cover art for next week's New Yorker — entitled "One on One" — may be an obvious gag, but as the New York Times' Michael Roston points out, "a grand slam is an obvious way to win a ballgame."
After spending five years watching a diffident political compromiser campaign for and occupy the White House, Democrats were still shocked that Wednesday's debate didn't reveal Barack Obama: Political Nut-Cutter.
When secretly taped footage surfaced of Mitt Romney at a $50,000-a-plate fundraiser telling attendees that 47% of all voters have the audacity to believe they are "entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it," he was asked to explain what the hell that was supposed to mean.
The real loser of last night's presidential debate: Jim Lehrer, who didn't do a whole lot.
Cecelia Crawford of Pike Road, Alabama, was more upset than most by Mitt Romney's vow to eliminate federal funding for PBS despite his affinity for Big Bird and Jim Lehrer.
Reaching for seemingly any reasonable explanation for Obama's stunning listlessness at yesterday's presidential debate, former Vice President Al Gore offered up a "controversial" suggestion: It's the altitude, stupid.
In its official statement following last night's presidential debate, Sesame Workshop responded to Mitt Romney's remark that he "likes Big Bird" but will cut PBS funding anyway by reiterating its policy as a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization not to comment on campaigns, quipping that at least "we can all agree that…
Threatening to cut PBS' funding — and therefore Jim Lehrer's job — wasn't the only way ole Massachusetts Mitt was impolite to Jim Lehrer at last night's debate. And the Democratic National Committee (eager to distract you from the President's lackluster performance last night) is already capitalizing.
Poor Jim Lehrer could not keep up with the pace of the presidential debate last night. Here he is, stuttering is way through his moderating gig.
"Debates are better as musicals," assert the Gregory Brothers of Auto-Tune the News fame in their latest "Songify" video for last night's showdown between President Obama and GOP hopeful Mitt Romney.
