We all knew the Bush administration said things that weren't true on the way to war. Now there's a searchable database of all 935 of those untrue things!

There is a video after the jump you have to see: Mitt Romney gets down verbally to Who Let The Dogs Out.

In a sure sign of trouble, America's Mayor switches his main beat from national security to the economy. Cue the foreboding music.

He's going to have to stop eating out so often, and he reminds you to turn off the lights when you leave the room: Huckabee is running out of money.

Fred Thompson, swirling the drain ever since his bizarre speech on Saturday night, made it official today as he bailed out of the race. Oh Fred, we hardly knew ye.

Republicans didn't exactly have a hotly contested race in Nevada but they still managed to fail at running the caucus with any degree of competency. On the Democratic side: When your state hasn't figured among high priority contests in forever and suddenly it becomes an early battleground state, people are going to need to know what a caucus actually is.

From Daily Kos user Andy Cobb comes a comedic take on strategic voting, after the jump.

John Edwards wants you to remember the less fortunate this holiday season, and makes his point through a pretty powerful Christmas ad.

Merry Christmas? This is John McCain's Christmas ad, and it is a little heavy. I wonder what the net effect of the happy-nice ads versus the serious ads will be.

You may have heard a thing or two about Mike Huckabee's Christmas ad. I will tell you this: The rumors that he is wearing a sweater in it are true.