Oh, babies. So sleepy. So drooly. So very into the entire electoral process. Or at least that’s what you might think, given the number of tiny, tiny little children who can barely think or walk, yet are thrust into a politicians arms, or covered in voting stickers to show how politically active they are.
Check out 10 of our favorite pictures of little ones who definitely want to know more about all the issues.
Will presidential candidate Herman Cain ever live down his bizarre political ad, where chief of staff Mark Block takes a long, dramatic drag of his cigarette at the end?
We sure hope not. Otherwise, there'd be no more hysterical parodies like this one from political offspring/Twitter enthusiasts the Huntsman Daughters.
Although he's better known for his head-scratching gaffes -- such as when he referred to Ben Bernanke's Federal Reserve strategy as "treasonous" and described Social Security as a "Ponzi scheme" -- Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry displayed a new-found sense of humor during a speech in New Hampshire recently.
However, his slurred speech and general off-kilter demeanor are making people wonder whether or not the GOP candidate had a couple cocktails before hitting the podium.
In the first forty seconds of this web-only political ad for Herman Cain, Mark Block, Cain's Chief of Staff, makes the argument why his candidate should get your vote in the Republican presidential primary.
Then things get weird.
Jimmy Kimmel sat down with a group of children to discuss politics of all things on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' last night. As you might expect, the kids weren't exactly well-informed, but they still had plenty of genuinely funny things to say.
Can you tell me how to get to 'Occupy Sesame Street'? Grover's in trouble!
Spawned from the far-more-serious Occupy Wall Street movement, which has now spread to 25 cities, the Occupy Sesame Street spoof has invaded the Web. It's about time Kermit and the gang stood up for employee rights at the Jim Henson Workshop.
It seems like there are a lot of people running for President Obama's job. Now we can add one more: America's Sweetheart, Betty White.
On last night's 'Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,' White announced her run for President of the United States.
Kudos to MSNBC for making us hip to Bad Lip Reading, a website that redubs videos of notable figures and celebrities with side-splitting results.
Seems those crazy kids who make up the Occupy Wall Street movement are getting an early start on their Halloween festivities.
As the protests enter their third week, organizers have issued a directive asking participants to join in for Zombie Flesh Mob Day.