Pastor Steven Anderson of Arizona’s Faithful Word Baptist Church is the spiritual adviser to the man who carried an assault rifle outside a recent Phoenix health care rally with the President. Anderson believes that God wants people to hate Barack Obama, and he said that to MyFoxPhoenix.

Many thought that Ben Bernanke would be ousted from the Federal Reserve, since he did not foresee the financial crisis that embroiled not just America, but the world. However, on Tuesday, President Barack Obama announced that he wants to keep Ben Bernanke on as Fed chairman, satying that he shepherded America through the "worst economic crisis since the Great Depression."

They know the damage has been done, that the talk about so-called non-existent death panels has impacted health care reform, so now the GOP is saying "Mea Culpa." Such is the case of Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) who championed the idea less than two weeks ago.

A photo of a young woman, Ashleigh Kenny, standing next to Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA) while he holds a t-Shirt is making the rounds, and making waves. The photo shows a t-shirt that says "R.I.P. The U.S. Constitution" on the front.

The case of Henry Louis Gates and arresting officer Sgt. James Crowley still has legs, it seems. Through a Massachusetts public records request, the Boston Herald has uncovered a number of complaints filed against Crowley in the past.

The artist behind the Obama - Joker poster which began to make the rounds earlier this month has been outed by the Los Angeles Times. It was just a 20-year-old college student from Chicago, and a liberal, in fact.

Remember the New Hampshire town hall? A man was seen with a (legal) handgun strapped to his leg, holding a sign referencing the famous Jefferson quote: "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time, with the blood of patriots and tyrants." Check out this Arizona town hall.

Atwater, CA City Councilman Gary Frago, who was in hot water earlier over racist jokes sent by him via email, is in boiling water now. Additional emails uncovered by the Merced Sun-Star indicate even more egregious emails.

At Senator Claire McCaskill's health care town hall yesterday, one of the video highlights on mainstream media was a women being half-dragged from the building. What wasn't show was what provoked that incident: a teabagger tearing up the woman's Rosa Parks poster.