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FUNNY: Mitt Romney's 'Binders Full Of Women' Creates Twitter Storm
10/17/2012
In response to a question about equal pay for women at last night’s presidential debate, Mitt Romney offered up a less-than-eloquent response. He said during his time as governor of Massachussets he actively tried to hire women for cabinet positions by reaching out to women's organizations, who brought back "binders full of women.
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VIDEO: Honey Boo Boo Endorses President Barack Obama On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'
10/16/2012
Honey Boo Boo is taking politics pretty seriously these days, which is ironic, considering her hit TLC show, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, created such competition for the televised Democratic National Convention, but that's all in the past.
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FUNNY: Twitter Calls Biden Out On His 'Malarkey'
10/13/2012
It's safe to say that Joe Biden won last night's vice presidential debate against Paul Ryan, at least rhetorically. A grinning, quipping Biden seemed determined to pick up Barack Obama's slack as he hit the Romney-Ryan campaign with irrefutable evidence, respectable comebacks — and just about every synonym for bulls---t available in the thesaurus.
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Photos Of Mitt Romney Dominate Google Image Search For 'Completely Wrong'
10/10/2012
For what will presumably be at least a short time, Google Images are turning up a full page full of Mitt Romney images when someone searches for the phrase, "completely wrong." While conservative media outlets are criticizing the results, and Romney critics and comedians are having a field day with them, they seem to be legitimately linked to words that came out of Romney's own mouth when he tried to backpedal from his "47 percent" comment that was leaked online last month and invited a harsh onslaught of criticism.
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Jon Stewart And Bill O'Reilly 'Rumble' For Charity
10/08/2012
It was a good, ol'-fashioned rumble between famous rivals and pundits Jon Stewart, 49, who hosts Comedy Central's The Daily Show and Bill O'Reilly, 63, who helms Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor.
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VIDEO: SNL Pokes Fun At Obama, James Bond, Big Bird
10/08/2012
With a little over a month before the latest James Bond installment, Skyfall, is set to hit theaters, Daniel Craig took a break from saving the world to host Saturday Night Live. The episode focused mainly on political satire, but it also took advantage of its host's Bond persona in its selection of skits.
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VIDEO: Barack Obama Goes After Mitt Romney With Big Bird Campaign Ad
10/09/2012
President Barack Obama's newest strategy in his campaign has him poking fun of Mitt Romney's attack on PBS by portraying Big Bird as a crooked Wall Street — er, Sesame Street — financier and white-collar criminal.
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FUNNY: Twitter Campaigns For Big Bird
10/04/2012
We're both amused and sad to report that the most memorable moment of last night's Presidential debate was Mitt Romney's Big Bird death threat, which sent social media spiraling and dumped salt on a wound inflicted by Barack Obama's perceived loss to a man who non-ironically lists Sesame Street budget cuts on his otherwise vague agenda.
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Kanye West's 'Cruel Summer' Pokes Fun At Romney
09/29/2012
In case you'd forgotten, rap was once about social and political issues. Here to remind us of the genre's advocacy roots are Kanye West and Nicki Minaj, who have been infusing their rants with shout-outs to popular politicians and potshots at the not-so-popular ones.
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Bill Clinton Talks DNC Speech, Mitt Romney On 'Daily Show' With Jon Stewart
09/21/2012
On Thursday night's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, 49, guest Bill Clinton, 66, used his trademark charm to explain why he was so charming at the Democratic National Convention when his 49-minute speech upstaged everyone — even President Barack Obama, 51, who himself was so taken by the former President's address that he relayed a tweet from a follower who wrote, "you should appoint him 'secretary of explaining stuff.
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President Barack Obama Responds To Mitt Romney's '47 Percent' Comment
09/17/2012
President Barack Obama, 51, had a busy night on Tuesday, but he was all smiles when he visited CBS's Late Show with David Letterman as a guest for the second time since he took office in 2009. The topic of the hour, of course, focused on comments recently released online by Mother Jones of Mitt Romney speaking openly at a private fundraiser earlier this year, where the presidential hopeful addressed a group of his peers, unaware he was being recorded.
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RECAP: SNL's Season 38 Debuts With Seth MacFarlane
09/17/2012
Saturday Night Live opened its new-look 38th season in good hands. First-time host Seth MacFarlane, who wrote, directed and starred in the hilarious summer comedy, Ted, and is also the creator of the popular animated television shows Family Guy and American Dad, hosted the NBC sketch-comedy show's premiere and did not disappoint.
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'SNL' Cast Member Jay Pharoah Will Take Over President Obama Impersonation From Fred Armisen
09/13/2012
Now that a good deal of the former Saturday Night Live talent has moved on to make room for newcomers Aidy Bryant, Tim Robinson and Cecily Strong, it's also likely that some existing cast members like Kate McKinnon, Taran Killam, Nasim Pedrad and Jay Pharoah, many of whom have previously merely subsisted in the shadows of SNL greats like Kristen Wiig and Andy Samberg, who bid adieu to the late night sketch comedy program last season, will get a clearer chance to shine in the upcoming 38th season.
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Mitt Romney's Etch-A-Sketchy Platform
05/17/2012
Curly comedian Abbi Crutchfield wakes up long enough to tell us why Mitt Romney's presidential campaign puts her to sleep. | Get Uinterview's FREE iPhone App To Record Celebrity Video Questions + Get Daily News Updates here!
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Barack Obama Gets Bear Hug From Small Business Owner On Campaign Trail
09/10/2012
President Barack Obama, 51, is rising to new heights on the campaign trail — literally. On Sunday, Obama stopped his Florida bus tour in the small town of Fort Pierce, where he visited Big Apple Pizza and Pasta Italian Restaurant to congratulate owner Scott Van Duzer on his activism for the cause of donating blood, and got more than he bargained for when registered Republican Van Duzer gave the President a big bear hug and lifted him a few feet off the ground.
