With the debt ceiling debate in high gear, the GOP is now poised to hold it hostage over something Paul Ryan helped craft.
Nothing spells trouble like a good old fashioned inner-party fight for leadership.
Again we have a member of the party that preaches "personal responsibility" refusing to do so.
After the State of the Union last night one Republican member of the House confronted a reporter and made threats that can only be described as deadily.
In a shocking turn of events, the RNC has admitted that George Bush violated the Constitution during his time as President. Even worse, the RNC has accused their own congressional members of backing this violation of our sacred document.
Watch this statement by Kim Guadagno, the lieutenant governor of New Jersey, denying allegations she tied Sandy relief funds to a development project. It's a great lesson into how not to act.
With the Chris Christie bridge scandal in full swing, we now have a clearer view of how the conservative media plays the conservative voter into supporting their guy.
In the almost 2 hour saga that is the Christie Presser, probably the most egregious of all statements have just been made.
Chris Christie's press conference into the lane closures on the George Washington bridge was beauty. His playing of the victim card was worthy of an Oscar, until he overplayed it in a major way.
Everyone has heard by now of the huge scandal plaguing N.J. Gov. Chris Christie; the one involving a bridge. What you may not have heard is how it's an example of bi-partisanship being bad.