Maryalice Aymong

In Virginia, E.W. Jackson, the nominee for lieutenant governor, is grabbing headlines for his history of extreme comments. Read More

Brothers in arms? Not the Nugent men: Ted is extreme pro-gun; Jeffrey's views are more nuanced. Read More

If you feel like you lost track of Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann since her failed 2012 presidential bid, this has been the week to remedy that. With 17 months until the 2014 midterm election, Bachmann is out with her first campaign ad. The subject? Obamacare! Read More

Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld weigh in on the Obama administration's response to Benghazi. Should they really be the ones giving national security advice? Read More

Michele Bachmann takes on cutting edge techonology, but not without a shout-out to her favorite news source. Read More

It’s up to Rick Scott who will take on the position of lieutenant governor, and late last week he floated a surprising option. One-term Congressman Allen West, the Florida Republican who lost his bid for reelection in November to Democrat Patrick Murphy. Read More

Democrats and Republicans may not agree on much--except for their dislike of Justin Bieber. Read More

Reader’s Digest released its annual list of the 100 Most Trusted People in America. Only a few politicians made the cut. Read More

In case you had any doubts on whether the far-right could find a way to trace any tragedy or negative event back to President Obama, rest assured. It can be done! Read More

Funny or Die joined forces with Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson to create a unique pitch for marriage equality. Read More

Current NRA President David Keene will pass off the position to Jim Porter, an Alabama lawyer who once called Obama a "fake president." Read More

How do we know that conspiracy theories about the government scheming to launch a massive gun-grabbing operation are in fact hitting the mainstream? A new survey shows that 29% of Americans believe that armed rebellion might be necessary in the next few years. Read More

Since 2011, Pennsylvania had slid from 7th in job creation all the way down to 49th, while the unemployment rate is currently higher than the national average. GOP Gov. Corbett is on the defensive. Read More

Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert is suggesting that the president is blindly accepting the policy advice of the Muslim Brotherhood. And Palin describes participants at the Correspondents Dinner as 'assclowns.' Read More

Karl Rove weighs in on how George W. Bush will stack up to his predecessors in the history books. Read More

Trailing Democratic challenger Elizabeth Colbert Busch, former Gov. Mark Sanford tries something new. He sets up a debate with a cardboard cutout of GOP enemy Nancy Pelosi. Yes, things just got weird. Read More

No matter how hard Republicans try and expand their voter base to be more inclusive of minority groups, it seems like there’s always someone in the ranks stepping up to botch the effort. Read More

Baseball, hockey and basketball players paid tribute to Boston in their recent games. Read More

Democratic Congressman Steve Cohen was less than pleased with the media attention he got for some misunderstood twitter action. This week, he turned to Twitter with his own plan in mind. Read More

Republicans have said some memorable things this week on topics from climate change to repealing a ban on gay sex in Montana, to polling on background checks for gun purchases. Read More