Mitt Romney

It seemed simple enough: a free app in which Mitt Romney supporters could take a photo and then send it out to Facebook or Twitter with one of 14 Romney campaign approved slogan like "I'm a Mom For Mitt" superimposed on it. The app launched yesterday, to coincide with Romney officially capturing the GOP nomination by winning the primary in Texas. Everything would have been great except t

As the 2012 presidential race continues to heat up, voters are paying close attention to all the candidates (we're hoping), even how they react to Mother's Day. To celebrate moms everywhere (and in an effort to snag your future votes), President Barack Obama and presidential candidate Mitt Romney both released video tributes to honor the most important women in their lives.

GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney came off as something of a, shall we say, "stiff." Even his most passionate supporters would admit this much. But Romney's campaign thinks they have a secret weapon in making their guy seem less like a robot. His loving, and completely human-like, wife Ann. However, in a clip that Jimmy Kimmel uncovered, it seems Ann's influence may loosen Mitt up a

Turns out no one was spared on this year's April Fool's Day. Not even our presidential candidates.

Last week, Mitt Romney's campaign adviser, Eric Fehrnstrom, likened his candidate's plan to retool and change message once he secured the GOP nomination to the classic toy the Etch-A-Sketch. "You can kind of shake it up and we start all over again," Fehrnstrom said during the now notorious CNN interview. While changing courses for a general election is pretty standard practice, it's not

If only presidential campaign videos all looked and sounded this cool. YouTube user Hugh Atkin's latest upload has racked up tens of thousands of views in just a matter of days. Why? Because if you take Eminem's "The Real Slim Shady" and replace the original lyrics with Mitt Romney quotes, and make it rhyme perfectly, you get the internet to "please stand up" and pay attention.

Mr. Burns from 'The Simpsons' may be known for his evil overlord-like demeanor in fictional Springfield. But humor mag MAD felt the octogenarian (or is he a centenarian?) has said things on the show that could've also easily been said by 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Take the quiz below and decide for yourself.

Mitt Romney's numbers have been slumping a bit, but a new prophylactic featuring Romney's likeness can help give anyone a, uh, rise in the poll. We're very, very sorry about that joke.

On Wednesday in Minnesota, Mitt Romney found himself on the receiving end of a glitter bomb. But this wasn't, as he later tried to spin it, a form of celebration for his recent Florida primary win.

The political action committee associated with (but not directed by) Stephen Colbert has come out firing in its first ad, accusing frontrunner for the Republican nomination Mitt Romney of actually being a "serial killer." So much for politics as usual!

These days, if you're a politician, you have to go on the late night shows. It's almost as if you can't be taken seriously by the public if you don't hit Letterman, Leno, or 'The Daily Show.' Last night, Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney showed up on 'The Late Show' to make fun of himself with the 'Top Ten Things Mitt Romney Would Like To Say to the American People' list.

How will presidential hopeful Mitt Romney win the GOP primary? With spiders and badgers, of course. No, not really. The former Massachusetts governor is just the latest muse for the mad geniuses at Bad Lip Reading, who skillfully dub nonsensical chatter over muted videos of politicians and celebrities.