2012 Presidential Race

Although he says "Everyone's got their opinion, man," Jeff Bridges is pretty quick to back that up with "Obama's the man" in this interview with CNN. Bridges will be performing at the Democratic National Convention to try to gain support for his efforts to end childhood hunger in America. But what kind of news anchor would somebody be if they didn't ask him to impersonate his c

After Clint Eastwood's bizarre appearance at the Republican National Convention last week, it's safe to say the election season has gotten weird. Are the Democrats courting similar spectacle by inviting famed movie stoners Harold and Kumar to their big show this week?

This week's funniest memes had a lot to do with the presidential race. Besides being one of the most noteworthy things in the news now, the presidential candidates seem to also be all over the internet.

Oh SNAP! Everyone's been going crazy about Clint Eastwood's speech at the Republican National Convention last night, in which he addressed an empty chair as though Barack Obama were seated in it. Jokes were made. Rallying cries were ... cried. It was pretty much Twitter insanity. One joke stands above the rest when all is said and done though -- this picture, posted by Barack Obama's official Twit

While the rumor all week has been that a Ronald Reagan hologram would be the "surprise" guest at the GOP convention, instead it was Hollywood legend Clint Eastwood who helped to introduce  Mitt Romney in Tampa. And we think it's safe to say Eastwood's performance was "surprising."

President Obama went on Reddit yesterday to do an Ask Me Anything Q&A. Then all the traffic broke Reddit. Then he only answered 10 questions. Despite the fact that it was generally awesome that he even did it, Redditors started making memes like gangbusters, so we culled a few of our favorites together for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy!

If you're really not feeling the election this year, or you just don't have it in you to follow politics, world events or even the news, but you still want to vote, then we've got a website for you! It's called iSideWith, and it will tell you who you should vote for.

What if instead of having debates, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney decided to hash out their differences in a series of nationally televised battle raps? Yeah, that's not going to happen. But the folks at Funny or Die have given us a peek at what such a battle rap debate would look like by having a couple rhyme dropping actors portray the two candidates.

During a videotaped message delivered during last night's Republican National Convention, both former Bush presidents expressed support for Mitt Romney. But the most surreal moment came when the elder Bush recalled comedian Dana Carvey's well-known impersonation of him.

Mitt Romney's loving wife Ann Romney definitely has experience in the field of motherhood. At the GOP Convention, she even said that "It's the moms of this nation – single, married, widowed – who really hold this country together." Maybe it's this insider's knowledge into the modern family that makes her appreciate the TV show 'Modern Family' so much.

If the legal voting age was 10 and under, Obama would probably have the 2012 election in the bag, which can totally be proven with pictures. The folks over at The Obama Diary have sifted through a massive catalog of official White House photos and put together a bunch of shots of little kids freaking out about how much they love the president. It's pretty much the most adorable thing ever. Read Mo

It's not everyday that you get to see Mitt Romney smacked in the face with a hot dog or President Obama trounced with a balloon sword... Until now. Thanks to a new, free phone game called Vote!!!, you can see it every day. It might seem like they've lost sight of the point of democratic elections by making the two presidential candidates go toe-to-toe, but the folks at Epic Games could actually be

President Barack Obama has always been "down" with the young voters. He knows how to dance, he sings, he knows what these kids are saying these days, and he knows how to text. Turns out the latter will be his most important talent in the upcoming election. In what surely qualifies as one of the first large-scale examples of political fundraising through texting, Obama's reelection campai

Sarah Palin may have had her hands full with 'Saturday Night Live' sketches, but it looks like this Republican Vice Presidential Candidate will have something more technologically advanced to contend with: Photoshop. After Paul Ryan was announced as Romney's running mate, the internet of course went wild. Our favorite Paul Ryan meme so far is the Paul Ryan Gosling meme.

A new presidential candidate has shambled into the ring, and he doesn't have much to say. In fact, he just kind of grunts a little bit and does some pretty poor pantomime. After all, he's a zombie. And he's running (or shuffling) for president.