Politics

Republican shock jock Rush Limbaugh said Wednesday that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's praise of President Barack Obama has been so effusive, he might just be going gay.

The Missouri Republican Party is reportedly helping to fund a new ad for Rep. Todd Akin featuring a woman who says she survived rape and had an abortion.

Bryan Fischer, spokesperson and Director of Issue Analysis for Government and Public Policy at the American Family Association, issued dire warnings about how "flash mobs" will riot if Obama loses the presidential election.

Showing up at a children's Halloween party in a bear costume and filming yourself stealing kids' candy is probably never a good way to win a political argument, but try telling that to conservative blogger and Fox News contributor Steven Crowder.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sanday, a Fox Business stocks editor is pushing back on the notion that the super storm could have been caused by man-made climate change and suggests that it could have been related to "solar flares" or "Mars wobbles."

It's no secret that women will be an important voting bloc next Tuesday when the nation goes to the polls to elect its next president. Wednesday on "The O'Reilly Factor," Fox News's Bill O'Reilly wondered which way women will vote on November 6 and sent producer Jesse Watters to interview some young, single women voters.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney took his claim that President Barack Obama had stolen $716 billion from Medicare to the next level on Thursday and asserted that seniors "most likely" would not be able to see specialists if the president is re-elected.

With less than a week to go before election day, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly is suggesting that the president of the United States doesn't like half of the country because African Americans have a "grievance against whites."

A Christian group in Texas is threatening to file a formal complaint with the Attorney General's office because a woman who lives near Austin was forced to cover up her "Vote the Bible" T-shirt after election officials suggested that it could be construed as illegal electioneering.

Filmmaker Michael Moore appeared on Piers Morgan's CNN show, "Piers Morgan Tonight" on Wednesday and told the host that he thought that CNN's coverage of Hurricane Sandy was badly done. The network, he said, needs fewer "reporters standing in waist-high water, seeing if they're going to be blown over" and more "real reporting."

Dr. James Hansen of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies said Wednesday that climate change was not discussed in the 2012 presidential campaign because both parties were intimidated by the fossil fuel industry.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican once touted as a possible running mate for Mitt Romney, on Wednesday continued to praise President Barack Obama for the federal government's disaster relief efforts.

Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC’s “Hardball,” said that Hurricane Sandy is proof that climate change is real and called its deniers “pigs” in a highly charged segment on Tuesday.