The Daily Caller

Not even the White House is exempt from occasional technical difficulties

The Communications Director at the RNC under Michael Steele, Doug Heye, is leaving just two weeks before the committee elects a new chairman

The Democrat sent an e-mail to supporters Tuesday wondering aloud why Palin hadn’t yet fulfilled a promise to campaign for the struggling candidate

West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin said on ‘Fox News Sunday’ that he would not have supported the bill if he had known everything that was in it at the time

Monica Lewinsky had her eyes on another man in the White House before she serviced President Clinton

Fundraiser postponed last week, rescheduled for Labor Day

At a time when owners are increasingly humanizing their animals humans have started feuding over something new: the pet snub

The proposal is the House’s YouCut weekly winner

Other issues mentioned in the platform include abolishing the Department of Energy and withdrawing from the United Nations

Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl on Friday accused the president of demanding immigration reform in exchange for border security

While some call for Obama to step down in light of the Sestak scandal, we must remember that President Obama is convinced of his own messianic virtues, and will never resign. Unless impeachment gives him no choice

DCCC is pulling their support from the congressional election in Hawaii, after spending over $300K, effectively ceding it to the GOP

The way to curb corruption in politics is to give politicians control over fewer things

Anchorman sits down with his shrink to talk about his dreams. And the administration crushing them

The White House distanced itself from comments made last week by one of its top economic advisers in support of a new national consumption tax — yet others close to President Obama have similarly spoken in favor of a Value-Added Tax in recent months

Junior staffer fired despite two top RNC officials signing off on Voyeur nightclub reimbursement

White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer said Thursday that in any “normal time” Republicans would back some of the president’s initiatives.