
According to multiple sources the police threw tear gas into the camp, and also used rubber bullets on the protesters. One source says 30-40 protesters were arrested, and another source is saying that over a hundred protesters have been arrested.

According to multiple sources the police threw tear gas into the camp, and also used rubber bullets on the protesters. One source says 30-40 protesters were arrested, and another source is saying that over a hundred protesters have been arrested.

Herman Cain stated emphatically that he does believe being gay is a choice. When the co-hosts asked questions to find out why he believed that, he stated; ‘you show me the science that says that it’s not’

Andrew Breitbart is known for releasing videos that border on propaganda, so the fact that he is accusing Anonymous of the same thing is more than laughable.

Today police in New York City allowed protesters from the Occupy Wall Street rallies to march onto the Brooklyn Bridge. Shortly after they arrested hundreds of protesters for blocking traffic on the bridge, even though they’d allowed them to enter it. The New York times published an article on their website, explaining the true nature of what had happened. 20 minutes later they had changed it, to make it seem like the police had no blame in this incident.

Despite the fact that Ann constantly refers to herself as ‘pro-life,’ these tweets show a clear disregard for human life. The fact that she seems to be excited about the execution makes it even worse. Ann Coulter isn’t pro-life, just pro-fetus.

Michele Bachmann has a new book coming out in November, and today the cover of the book has been revealed.Check it out and let us know what you think.

While no one may be able to agree about who the winner of tonight’s debate was, it’s clear who the loser was: Rick Perry.

On Wednesday night Republican candidates for the Presidential nomination debated in Simi Valley, CA, at the Reagan Presidential Library. Msnbc polled their audience to ask who won the debate, and surprisingly Ron Paul is winning. If he was winning by a small margin we probably wouldn’t be writing this article, but he isn’t. He’s winning with 57.7% of the votes so far, with second place going to Romney with 14.3% so far. That’s a 43.4% difference.

In case you didn’t have the stomach to watch last night’s Republican debate, BuzzFeed saved you the trouble by releasing this 45 second video which summarizes the debate perfectly.

Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX) is known for his anti-Government rhetoric, but last night he took it to a whole new level by saying ‘too much Government’ is responsible for 9/11, because guns aren’t allowed on airplanes.

Newt Gingrich accused the moderators of intentionally causing infighting between the Republican candidates, to help President Obama win re-election in 2012.

Tonight during the Republican Presidential debate Congressman Ron Paul was asked if he believes that eliminating the minimum wage would create jobs. He emphatically stated that he does think that eliminating the minimum wage would create jobs, and that it would also help the poor.

Sarah Palin had a major speech scheduled at a tea party rally today. Many of her supporters were hoping she would use the opportunity to announce her candidacy, but she has decided to continue to string them along.

The August jobs report came out this morning, and even though the economy didn’t lose jobs it also didn’t gain any jobs. Glenn Beck and his co-host on his radio show couldn’t contain their excitement when they heard the news, and started happily chanting ‘no new jobs!’ when they got the report.

Gaffe-prone congresswoman and Republican Presidential candidate Michele Bachmann has done it again, this time claiming that God used the Earthquake and Hurricane Irene to score cheap political points.

Americans are constantly told by Republicans that the best way to balance the budget and stimulate job growth is to lower taxes, but looking at history it is not hard to see that their theory doesn’t work.

I subscribed to Michele Bachmann’s newsletters because I knew that each one would be a testament to her political ineptitude, as well as her TRUE priorities. The first newsletter did not disappoint. Already there are 4 things that are abundantly clear.

Republican Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum was on Fox News Sunday this morning to talk about what policies a Santorum Presidency would implement. Here’s a list of some of the things he said he would do, if elected President;

Michele Bachmann is known for flubbing on history, and today is no exception. While speaking today she said that Americans are worried about the rise of China, India, and the Soviet Union. Apparently she hasn’t heard that the Soviet Union already disbanded.

Further proving that he cares more about corporations than people, and that he believes in the foolish theory of ‘trickle-down’ economics, Texas Governor Rick Perry went on record today saying that a 35% tax rate on corporations (which most of them don’t even pay) is too high, and that we should lower it to zero percent in order to get them to start creating jobs.