As Republicans continue to play musical chairs with their presidential preferences, they seem to be missing a beat. Clearly, the Obama administration'...

Rush Limbaugh said on his July 2 radio show that he believes Obama tanked the economy on purpose, both as "payback" for 230 years of racial oppression...

In her interview with Rush Limbaugh which aired today, Fox News' Gretchen Carlson asked the hate radio host what he thought of President Obama's State...

The conservative lament over Barack Obama being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize is quickly becoming a sight to behold. On his radio show just now, Rush ...

The Obama White House has, for the past few weeks, waged an informal war on Fox News, lashing out against the network for its conservative bias and bl...

In the wake of comments from Rush Limbaugh equating Barack Obama to Hitler, a leading Jewish Democratic organization is calling on the House of Repres...

Jumping into today's fray over who will replace retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter, Rush Limbaugh twisted past statements by President Obama ...

For much of yesterday, the conservative blogosphere was alive with outrage about a Fox News story reporting that James Carville -- a key architect of ...

Rush Limbaugh has gone from hoping Obama will fail to proclaiming he already has. If Americans are in an "economic war," the talk show host said Tuesd...

It's not so much that Rush Limbaugh is a leader, it's that everyone else in the Republican Party are followers.

New ideas and constructive criticism lead to a stronger and healthier nation. But when criticism is emotional, vacuous and divisively strident it can be destructive.

Conservatives are feverishly working to rewrite the last eight years and distance themselves from George W. Bush. As progressives, we can't let their current attempt at an extreme makeover go unchallenged.

Limbaugh will always be nothing more than a marginally talented buffoon who has developed a real talent for manipulating the G-spot of the neocon consciousness and massaging the hate gland of so many economically displaced white voters.

The leaders of the Republican Party, reeling from their painful string of defeats, seem stuck in two of the classic stages of grief, denial and anger.