The Fisker Karma is a plug-in hybrid car that seems to have everything the rich and famous — and environmentally correct — look for in a set of wheels. Sleek silhouette? Check. Green cred? Check. Six-figure price tag? Check. (more)
Vice President Joe Biden seemed to go off message Thursday by announcing the White House’s controversial effort to regulate religious communities “got screwed up in the first iteration.” (more)
For this guy at least, Vice President Joe Biden offers one lullaby of a campaign speech at this North Carolina community college. (more)
Michelle Obama’s pet project as first lady has been to campaign for healthier diets to fight obesity, and the cast on Saturday’s “SNL” on NBC had a little fun at her expense. (more)
1.) This happened: Judge rules whales aren’t slaves – Because some Americans are morons, a federal judge was put into a position where he had to rule on whether the whales at SeaWorld are modern day slaves. TheDC’s Caroline May reports on PETA’s impressively stupid argument: (more)
On February 4, 2009, three years ago yesterday, President Obama first broke his central campaign promise: a “firm pledge” that no American making less than $250,000 per year would see “any form of tax increase.” The promise was made repeatedly on the campaign trail by both Obama and running mate Joe Biden, who assured voters in a vice-presidential debate: “No one making less than $250,000 under Barack Obama’s plan will see one single penny of their tax raised, whether it’s their capital gains tax, their income tax, investment tax, any tax.” (more)
During a speech Friday in Maryland, Vice President Joe Biden told House Democrats that he had advised President Barack Obama against launching the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. (more)
Vice President Joe Biden has announced his travel plans for the 2012 campaign, and they will take him to five states where most of the critical swing voters are white Americans. (more)
CAMBRIDGE, Md. — House Democrats will win the House in November, swinging the gavel back into the hands of Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Vice President Biden predicted Friday. (more)
Vice President Joe Biden praised electric car battery manufacturer Ener1 — the highest Indiana recipient of federal stimulus money for the development of green automobile technology — for the expansion of its workforce on January 26, 2011. Ener1 filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Thursday, exactly one year later. (more)
The White House has produced a new campaign-style video highlighting Vice President Joe Biden’s low-key education policy pitches in three swing states. (more)
1.) The Daley Show cancelled — Yet another White House chief of staff slinks back to Chicago. The revolving door at the White House is starting to create a weather pattern that can be seen from space. TheDC’s Neil Munro reports: (more)
Attorney General Eric Holder changed the federal government’s legal definition of rape Friday, in order to make it more consistent with local and state law enforcement definitions and update a definition that’s been out of date for decades. (more)
In the 2012 presidential election, the Republican candidate will likely face the long-rumored, Obama-Hillary super ticket, predicts longtime political guru and Bill Clinton administration veteran Robert Reich. (more)
The 2012 federal budget deficit is slated to drop by 0.0004 percent following the decision by Vice President Joe Biden to reducing production of surplus Presidential dollar coins to minimal levels. (more)
In June, President Barack Obama announced a new campaign against fraud and waste. “No amount of waste is acceptable —not when it’s your money; not at a time when so many families are already cutting back,” he declared in a video. (more)
Top White House officials are trying to transmute three disastrous, government-created crises into an education platform for President Barack Obama’s reelection campaign. (more)
During a 2009 re-election campaign appearance for then-New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, Vice President Joe Biden told a crowd that he personally called Corzine for economic advice during the financially uncertain months between the 2008 presidential election and inauguration day. (more)
Steve Peoples of the Associated Press wrote over the long weekend that GOP candidates might have to wade into the gay marriage issue again now that New Hampshire is expected to take up a bill to repeal the state’s gay marriage law. But the bill might also prove an unwanted distraction for the White House, which is seeking to keep its fragmented coalition together in the face of record-low poll numbers for both Congress and the president. With the election fast approaching, President Obama could come under pressure to take a firmer stance on an issue that he’s dodged since running for president. (more)
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