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Ann Romney to critics: 'Stop it. This is hard. You want to try it? You’re lucky to have Mitt.'

Romney on Being Rich, Famous & Happy

Bill Clinton on the Daily Show

A. Obama says you can’t change Washington from the inside, change comes from the peoples’ support outside of Washington

B. Desperate Romney pounces, thinking he has a powerful new talking point

C. Desperate Romney again fails to Google himself – ‘change from the outside’ was a major theme of his own 2008 campaign

Paul Ryan Wants To Privitize Social Security

Jon Stewart On The Romney Video: Chaos On Bulls*it Mountain

The Simpsons new season teaser: Homer votes

Election 2012

Clint Eastwood-inspired Obama chair lynchings in Texas and Virginia

T-Paw bails on Romney to become a Wall Street lobbyist

Romney campaign hits a financial snag

Like any other fail-upwards minded CEO, Romney campaign gave bonuses to top staff

Peggy Noonan: This week I called it incompetent, but only because I was being polite. I really meant "rolling calamity."

Ann Romney Lashes Out At Critics: "Stop It! This Is Hard!"

Ann Romney’s private response to horse attacks

Paul Ryan, In Speech To Ayn Rand Supporters: We Should Privitize (Steal) The Social Security And Medicare Trust Funds

Paul Krugman: Disdain for Workers

The Candidates Face Hispanic Voters

Is the 2012 election tilting toward Democrats?

Sen. Schumer: Mainstream Republicans Planning Resurgence If Obama Wins

The first Scott Brown-Elizabeth Warren debate: Four takeaways

Over There

Last of 33,000 Surge Troops Leave Afghanistan

After Attack in Libya, an Ambush Struck Rescuers

New ad brings Netanyahu to Florida television sets to scare elderly Jewish people about Iran

Let’s All, For a Moment, Remember Bibi’s Wisdom on Iraq 10 Years Ago

Sidebar: Girls beat up Iran cleric over dress code

Jobs & The Economy

The mortgage task force formed by Obama to probe misconduct that contributed to the financial crisis will soon take legal action

Medicare recipients save $4.5 billion on prescriptions

Senate panel looks into high-frequency stock trades

400 Richest Americans Saw Wealth Grow 13 Percent To $1.7 Trillion In 2011