Not since New Coke have we as a nation seen a disaster that both sides of the aisle can agree on. America is now unanimously and officially outraged that the IRS would have the audacity to target political groups -- groups that publicly despise taxes and call for the end of the IRS.

Wouldn't it be a hoot to see the DNC come up with a strategy to Alvin Greene the South Carolina GOP Presidential nominee?

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Former U.S. Senate candidate Alvin Greene was officially enrolled Friday in a pretrial intervention program that will drop a misdeme...

MANNING, S.C. — Three months after his improbable U.S. Senate run came up short, Alvin Greene got trounced in the election for a seat in the Sou...

From an admitted madam running for Governor, to a wrestling mogul trying to body-slam her way into the U. S. Senate, 2010 may just go down in history as a year with some of the wackiest candidates ever.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Alvin Greene, the unemployed Army veteran who suggested during his failed U.S. Senate bid that making action figures of himself...

Former South Carolina Senate candidate Alvin Greene (D) was in court on Tuesday, going about the next stage of his ongoing trial over an incident in w...

Bloomberg is a lot more viable than people in the Northeast would like to think. If he is running because he thinks he can pull the Republicans back or make a viable third party movement, he poses a major threat to the Democrats.

Alvin Greene, the quirky former South Carolina Senate candidate, added additional hype to his potential bid for president earlier this week when he up...

Is there such a thing as too much Alvin Greene? Politico, perhaps searching for an answer to that question, called the failed South Carolina Democrat...

Democrat Alvin Greene lost badly on Tuesday to Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) and will probably be remembered for running one of the strangest campaigns in ...

Who gets to decide what the narrative for women in politics really is? Is it the female candidates who choose to run? The media that interprets them to the public? The platforms they align themselves with?

COLUMBIA, S.C. — U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint will return to Washington for a second term after an easy election that saw his national status rise as a ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint will return to Washington for a second term after an easy election that saw his national status rise as a ...

How have your would-be lawmakers responded to today's tough circumstances? With the most infantile, substance-free campaign in memory.

Rasmussen 10/19/10; 500 Likely voters, 4.5% margin of error Mode: Automated phone (Rasmussen release) South Carolina 2010 Senate 58% DeMint (R), 21...

In just over a week's time, the 2010 campaign shall be over, and we shall gather together and tell the stories of the victors. Some will be those that caught sight of a great political wave, and shrewdly positioned themselves to catch it at the flood. Others will those who used sharp rhetoric and skillful retail politics to win against the run of play. But we are not here today to discuss these men and women, or tell their stories. Today we speak of the season's greatest mistakes.

In past political years it might have been considered a bit low-brow, to actually have to assure the voting public you didn't spend most days at dusk swooping over the heads of the Lollipop Guild.

We're going to start off with a warning this week: this preamble section is going to be mostly shameless self-promotion and one cheap inside joke. If...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina Democratic Senate nominee Alvin Greene was just trying to flirt with a teenage college student when he allegedly...

Crantford & Associates (D) 9/30/10; 634 registered voters, 3.9% margin of error Mode: Automated phone (Crantford release) South Carolina 2010 Senate...

COLUMBIA (AP) -- Longshot Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Alvin Greene has made numerous appearances wearing a T-shirt promoting his campaign. Now, t...

Heading into the Washington, D.C. primary Tuesday, a little-known white candidate for an at-large council seat, Michael D. Brown, has essentially stolen the political identity of another, far better-known black politician.

South Carolina Democratic Senate candidate Alvin Greene showed some new moves during a radio interview in Charlotte, North Carolina, Monday, though fe...