The Daily Caller

And why conservatives can’t take much comfort from the win

Demographic changes with Democratic activism mean it could happen sooner than later

‘I am an undocumented immigrant — and I am living proof that our immigration system is broken’

‘What we saw was enough for us to take the action that we did’

‘Organizing for America,’ is engaging and actively supporting the union protests in Wisconsin

One group has been conspicuously quiet during the debate over whether to extend all or some of the Bush tax cuts: Organizing for America

Michelle Obama makes sales pitch detailing what free services will be offered to Americans under the Democratic health care plan

The Obama administration is confident that it has legal authority to force BP to set up an escrow account that would be turned over to an independent third-party organization

In urging Americans to vote for Democrats in November, President Obama makes a pitch exclusively to ‘young people, African-Americans, Latinos, and women’

Organizing for America vs. the Tea Party movement

President Obama’s political arm says it’s ‘powered by hope’ but GOP aides cite rudeness and cursing in push for health care

OFA is rough and ready for the fall smackdown coming to your congressional district

President says he’s ‘tired of talking’ about health reform

The talk in Washington may be of bipartisanship, but the acrimony is increasing. Democratic campaign organizations on Thursday increased the ferocity of their attacks on Republicans, doubling down on a strategy of political gamesmanship that President Obama himself has come out against

There aren’t many — if any — young activists here at the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville.

But the Tea Party leaders here want to learn how to attract the youth enthusiasm that helped get President Barack Obama elected in 2008

But the president’s claim that jobs were his main focus last year was belied by his own words and actions. He said last July that health care was his ‘highest legislative priority’

Poll shows Republican Scott Brown with five-point lead over Democrat Martha Coakley in Massachusetts Senate race