Politics

Former NBA star Dennis Rodman, whose fame stemmed as much from his on-court talent as it did from his perpetually bizarre antics,  said on Sunday that North Korean leader Kim Jung Un is a good guy, albeit a misunderstood one.

Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol says that Latino voters decided to support President Barack Obama over former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in 2012 because they wanted government handouts like free health care "and thought Obamacare provided it."

Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney asserted in a recent interview that President Barack Obama was like the Roman emperor, Nero, who was "fiddling" while Rome burned.

Ann Romney says that she blames the media for her husband's loss in the 2012 presidential election because the "universally felt opinion" is that reporters wanted President Barack Obama to be re-elected.

Friday night on MSNBC's "Martin Bashir" show, host Martin Bashir welcomed Touré, co-host of "The Cycle," who discussed Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's remarks characterizing 1965's Voting Rights Act as "racial entitlement." Touré called the sitting justice's statements "completely racist" and wondered that in the face of so much evidence of vote suppression from the 2012 election that anyone could believe that the Voting Rights Act is no longer needed in this country.

During a discussion on his show Friday, HBO host Bill Maher and his guests raked the organizers of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) over the coals for not inviting New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) to appear.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman used some of President Barack Obama's language on Friday in describing the spending cuts the president signed into effect.

The 19-year-old activist who was named "Troublemaker of the Year" by ... told Bill Moyers on Friday that teaching children humanity's origins will help the species survive.

Carl Paladino was the 2010 Republican candidate for governor of New York, but now the tea party activist is not even welcome at a Buffalo School Board meeting.

National Rifle Association (NRA) President David Keene on Thursday promised that gun owners would do "whatever's necessary" to "get rid of those in public office" that they viewed as working to erode the Second Amendment right to bear arms.

Sean Hannity on Thursday responded to Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MI)'s accusation that he was a "shill" for the Republican Party by linking the Muslim Congressman to Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who he called "a racist and an anti-Semite."

Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward on Thursday seemed to back off the claim that White House economic adviser Gene Sperling threatened him by suggesting that he would "regret" his reporting on the sequester.