Since Obama took office, a violent streak has taken over the GOP. Andrea Tantaros from Fox News, and her recent threats, are the latest example.

Six Republican Georgia state representatives introduced a resolution that would limit voting rights by repealing the 17th Amendment of the Constitution.

The majority of Americans disagree with Republicans on today’s hot-button issues, and all the gerrymandering and voter suppression in the world can’t change that.

Democrats offer up a few helpful thints as the GOP heads off to a team-building golf retreat.

A universal system that puts the onus of registering voters on the government instead of individuals could streamline the registration process.

So for Fox News’ 2012 Year-End Poll, poor Dana Blanton had to spin the statistics and hope no one read into it too closely. So let’s take a closer look, shall we?

The Speaker fails to acknowledge that the ‘American people’ made their priorities known when they put Democrats in control of Washington, three weeks ago.

Planned Parenthood’s supporters got more bang for the buck than the NRA for Election 2012.

Progressives, grassroots groups, and unions prevent GOP Gov. and Tea Party take-overs of financially troubled towns and cities.

Maddow pleads ‘If you are one of those people being forced to stand in those long lines, honestly, your country needs you to do it.’

Romney’s donors question his likability as a candidate.

15% of Ohioan voters who identified themselves as “very” conservative gave credit not to the Commander in Chief and mission strategist, but to former Governor Mitt Romney … uummm … say what??!

This week hasn’t been kind to Mitt Romney. This past Tuesday, he lost three state primaries in Missouri, Colorado, and Minnesota by large margins to Rick Santorum. Then the latest PPP poll showed Romney’s popularity take a nose dive among Republicans, while Rick Santorum has become the new golden boy. So Mitt was probably very happy to finally get some good news this week. Or is it good news?

Bolstered by sweeping victories in Missouri, Minnesota, and Colorado this past Tuesday, Rick Santorum has taken a commanding lead over the rest of the Republican candidates in the latest Public Policy Polling survey.

In what I’m certain will be shocking news tonight, Mitt Romney won New Hampshire. Romney took the New Hampshire Primary with 39% of the vote followed by Ron Paul with 23%. Romney did better this time than he did in 2008 when he won 32% of the vote but not everything looks great for Romney and the Republican Party.

Is Rep. Paul Ryan really looking to make a buck off his constituents? In yet another Republican stunt that proves the GOP only cares about people with money, Ryan is charging a fee akin to a ‘poll tax’ for the right to speak with him.