This spoofy news mashup basically sums up what a real one would be. The Democrats do anything something, the Republicans hate it and Michael Steele is apologizing to Rush Limbaugh for it, Say Anything-style.

What he's saying here is that he'd be willing to work with Republicans if they would come forth with new idea, instead of naysaying everything that the administration comes up with.

It’s tough times for employment right now, but does having a job while still looking for another one just make you greedy? Ask Michael Steele! The new head of the GOP seems to be anonymously applying for new job positions (...

It has got to be tough to have to defend George Bush’s failed popularity.  But, Ari Fleischer does a fine manipulative job here badgereing MSNBC’s Chris Matthews. Apparently Matthews is  “shameful” for blaming 9/11 on the...

John McCain and W bring a little Christmas warmth to Republicans everywhere, who may feel a little chill knowing that a Dem is going to take over the White House.  We hope there's lots of Guitar Hero in their stockings this...

In Canada, we have socialized medicine and we embrace Mary Jane. We love the gays. We have maple syrup galore and we proudly acknowledge our ties to our funny monkey ancestors. Isn't it about time you moved here and claimed...

Dick Cheney stumps for The Big Cheese en español. We're not sure what's worse, the concept of a member of the current administration actively endorsing any presidential candidate or this impersonator's horrendous Spanish...

With the economy about as healthy as Amy Winehouse, it might be a good idea if you're running for President not to have your economic adviser dismiss recession talks as a sign that America is "a nation of whiners." That's why...

Speaking at a town hall meeting in Portsmouth, Ohio, John McCain stresses that Americans continue to believe in themselves despite hard times while touching on his service to his country. McCain also speaks on bipartianship,...

The Straight Talk Express stalled recently when John McCain was asked by a reporter what he thought about the seeming contradiction surrounding health insurance covering Viagra but not contraception. Judging from his response,

In his latest campaign ad, John McCain offers a biographical sketch of his life and a subtle jab at his presidential opponent -- all in the name of love. While all those hippies were enjoying the delicious fruits of free love,

This is a two-for-one deal. This video contains both ads recently released by the National Black Republican Association. The first ad brands the Democratic Party as racists, while the second accuses the Illinois Senator of...

The McCain campaign has unveiled a new ad hammering Barack Obama for backing out of taking public financing for the general election. The ad takes Obama's previous comments about words mattering, then taking his own words...

In the clip, presumptive Republican nominee John McCain is asked about his chief strategist Charlie Black's controversial remarks about campaign strategy. In a recent interview with Fortune, Black said that a terrorist attack...

The Republican National Committee has launched a new video assailing Barack Obama's purported contradictions on free trade. The video compiles footage of various comments the presumptive Democratic nominee has made on NAFTA.