An actor who plays a fake character hosted a fundraiser for one of the chaps running for president. So now there’s a report of a little backlash against the beer company for whom the actor’s fake character pitches.
Mitt Romney has sat down for his first interview to explain why he felt the U.S. reacted ‘inappropriately’ in issuing a statement in Egypt that criticized the makers of a film that has inflamed some in the Muslim world.
The new political ad from Mitt Romney against Barack Obama will probably appeal to voters with short memories and a lack of context — the bread-and-butter of politicians these days.
Maybe it’s because we in Saint Paul were knee deep in the protests at the 2008 Republican National Convention in the city, but protests at the Democratic convention in Charlotte seem to be getting scant attention.
The quote of the day came early today, thanks to the Duluth News Tribune’s article on the Minnesota House of Representatives candidate whose daughter came forward to say he ‘abandoned her years ago.
This latest in a series of short interviews with Americans by CBS pretty well peels through all the politics of a president campaign and gets right to the real issue facing millions of Americans: Nobody seems to have a good answer to one person’s question.