The latest "hero" of the Teabagging Party steps into the limelight.

Bullies. They're loud, obnoxious, and usually filled with fear. All they seem to be able to do is shout, tease, and fight. They get their kicks by making others feel small and doling out pain. Behold the GOP approach to civil discourse.

Once again, the Republicans project their racism in IMAX™.

Bad enough their affairs and their religious frat-house hijinks continue to make headlines, now some Senate GOPs are talking about inside-strategy, talk Arizona's Jon Kyl calls "unfortunate." What's unfortunate, Senator? That your colleagues are making health care defeat a political game, or that they are talking out loud about it?

Who's got time to govern? Certainly not Mark Sanford.

Jim DeMint's "Waterloo" comment is not just an indication of how little Republicans care about the American people. It's also one of C Street's members prominently seeking to impede any improvement in Americans' lives.

Another feather falls out of Michael Steele's cap.

The governor of South Carolina is off again on another romantic holiday.

More unsavory practices from the Morality Brigade.

If you want to learn how to flip your constituents the finger with a certain flair, it's time for Republican re-education camp.