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Mitt Romney and Rick Perry's records and plans for jobs and the economy are so pathetically bad, they have to manipulate and distort the President's words for their own political gain.

DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz just sent out this email blasting Mitt Romney and the GOP presidential candidates for saying they would start our foreign aid to Israel at "zero."

Mitt Romney is launching a new line of attack on his Republican primary rival Rick Perry: ''Deficits matter.'' That's a particularly interesting statement coming from Romney of all people—a candidate whose economic plan includes a $6.6 trillion tax cut for the wealthiest Americans and corporations.

Today's headlines find that President Obama is polling stronger than the Republican candidates in the important swing state of Ohio—and leading Republican lawmakers are worried about their party's candidates.

Today's headlines include two flip-flops from Mitt Romney: one on health care and one on workers' rights.

Today's headlines include a story about the lack of transparency in Republican presidential campaign fundraising and an introduction to the new chief diversity officer for the Democratic campaign committees.