Governor Brian Schweitzer (D-MT) speaking at the Democratic National Convention.

Obama taking a question about Rahm Emanuel's contacts with Governor Blagojevich. Responds to Reporter John McCormick of the Chicago Tribune ..."Don't waste your question"

Governor Sarah Palin, Republican Vice Presidential candidate, will be vlogging throughout the campaign. Her first vlog was leaked to the press by unknown sources. Check out Sarah Palin's other vlogs at http://www.youtube.com/SaraBenincasa! All dialogue improvised by Diana Saez and Sara Benincasa, with assists from.... more

Although NY Gov. David Paterson isn't saying who he'll pick to succeed Sen. Hillary Clinton as the state's junior senator, two sources close to him say Caroline Kennedy is his first choice. (Jan. 2)

An ad from Sarah Palin's 2006 gubernatorial campaign, in which Sen. Ted Stevens gives a glowing endorsement.

In which Governor Sarah Palin reveals her love for cats, her secret almost-affair with Mr. Sean Penn, and a fondness for rum and Coke. Check out Sarah Palin's other vlogs at http://www.youtube.com/SaraBenincasa! Dina -- Diana Saez http://youonmyblog.blogspot.com Sarah -- Sara Benincasa.... more

CHICAGO — Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich was arrested Tuesday on charges of conspiring to get financial benefits through his authority to appoint a U.S. senator to fill the vacancy left by Barack Obama's election as president. According to a federal criminal complaint, Blagojevich also was charged with illegally.... more

Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is free after his arrest on political corruption charges. The FBI say he was caught on wiretaps scheming to sell Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat for cash or a plum job in the new administration. (Dec. 9)

Gov. Palin's campaign manager, Cousin Dina, reveals a terrible family secret that threatens to destroy the campaign. Also includes Gov. Palin's renditions of "Midnight Train to Georgia" and "Under the Bridge!" Check out Sarah Palin's other vlogs at http://www.youtube.com/SaraBenincasa! All.... more

A defiant Ill. Gov. Rod Blagojevich says he has no intention of resigning. He's accused of trying to sell the appointment to fill the Senate seat left vacant by Barack Obama. (Dec. 19)