In what is likely to become a recurring theme for the Obama campaign, Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday ridiculed Mitt Romney’s assertion that he deserves some credit for the auto industry’s recovery.

Romney's adviser says that Mitt doesn’t want to really engage on foreign policy issues until he’s in office. Think Progress tells you exactly why that is and how Obama has a decided advantage over him.

It’s a common thing for a presidential candidate to pontificate about an issue of the day. It’s quite another for one to take credit for something he had no discernible role in.

Romney's aide says the auto bailout was all Romney's idea, even after Romney said that the U.S. should "let Detroit go bankrupt."

2012 election predictions based on HuffPost Polls.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s rewrite of James Carville’s 1992 line that “it’s the economy stupid,” is drawing a sharp blast from the Rajin Cajun.

Were Romney to release his tax returns, he would show New Hampshire, not Massachusetts, as his primary residence. He did not live in Massachusetts, and did not pay Massachusetts taxes even on his sheltered or carried-interest income. And would prove he was guilty of voter fraud.

Recent pools show that %59 of Republicans are opposed to Mitt Romney and the story of the 2012 Republican Primary seemed to be 'anybody but Romney."

Romney has been compared to a children's toy, an Etch A Sketch, accidentally by his own political spokesperson. The comparison, CNN argues, will be very difficult to shake.

Gwen Ifill on standing your ground, talking about the recent shooting of Trayvon Martin and the absense of consistency in Mitt Romney.

After a Mitt Romney aide made an unfortunate comparison, phones are off the hook at the small Ohio company that makes the toy. Daniel Stone talks to staffers about the boost—and why they’re not taking sides.

Romney largely avoided Fox News for months, and has had a string of notably chilly interviews with anchors such as Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly. But, in recent weeks, he has ramped up his appearances there, popping up so often that rival Rick Santorum accused Fox News of "shilling" for him.

Despite lack of preparation, Romney is still posed to win the south and likely take the nomination.

Mitt Romney parted ways with his Arizona campaign co-chairman after allegations of misconduct made by a man with whom the campaign official previously had a relationship

Newt Gingrich vowed again to stay in the Republican presidential contest until the convention in August and said he will spend the next several months engaged in a bitter battle with Mitt Romney.

More questions are being raised about presidential candidate Mitt Romney's religion after it was revealed that he helped baptise his adamantly atheist father-in-law years after the man had died.

Romney flaunts his private sector experience over Obama as his main strong suit for being the best candidate for the presidency in 2012. His own GOP rivals, however are starting to seriously question that fact, throwing Romney's past with Bain Capital into news highlights for close examination.

Paul Krugman writes that while Mitt Romney and other Republicans talk about level playing fields, in reality America is actually a country based on privilege. And the Republicans want to keep it that way.

When Mitt Romney tied the family dog on the roof of his car in an airtight container then drove for 12 hours to Canada, he had no idea it would come back 20 years later to piss off animal lovers around the country.

Michael Kranish and Scott Helman pierce the Mitt Romney bubble in an adaptation from their new book, The Real Romney, to find that the contradictions, question marks, and ambivalence go deeper than his politics.