The Daily Caller

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

W.H. press secretary leading effort to insulate Obama from Sestak and Romanoff

Romanoff unqualified for jobs White House offered

Trade post floated by White House would have paid the senate candidate $163K annual salary

Various problems ranging from the Gulf oil spill to Joe Sestak are all currently impacting the Obama Administration

White House insists no job offer technically offered to Colorado Senate candidate Andrew Romanoff

Dem. candidate Andrew Romanoff reveals WH dangled jobs to get him out of Senate race

WH Press Secretary Robert Gibbs implies Sestak wasn’t offered intel board spot

Obama Administration begins plotting it’s course towards the 2012 presidential election

Rep. Joe Sestak’s admission that the White House tried to lure him out of a primary challenge to Sen. Arlen Specter made Pennsylvania the fifth state this cycle in which the Obama administration has tried unsuccessfully to clear the field for Democratic senate candidates