Organizers for Saturday's tea party rally in Iowa Tuesday blamed an internal miscommunication over the event's schedule for rescinding a speaking slot Tuesday for former Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell.
Sarah Palin answers questions on why she resigned as governor, but doesn't address a possible run for president.
CNN's Piers Morgan tells Anderson Cooper about Christine O'Donnell walking out during his show.
It's time to weigh in on the Christine O'Donnell v. Piers Morgan dust-up Wednesday.
The Tea Party candidate says she's "flattered" but undecided about participating in the ballroom competition
Politics is serious business -- but not all the time.
The campaign expenses of former Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell are under scrutiny.
Republican Christine O'Donnell, who lost her bid for U.S. Senate from Delaware, is lashing out at reports the Justice Department and FBI have launched a criminal investigation into possible misuse of campaign funds for personal expenses, calling any such probe "thug tactics."
Billions of dollars poured into political ads this election cycle, and they weren't just negative commercials, or attack ads, but messages of searing personal indictment. The question is: Did they work?
Former Delaware Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell discusses the political progress made in Delaware despite her defeat.
Democrat Chris Coons defeated Tea Party-backed Christine O'Donnell in Delaware's U.S. Senate race Tuesday, bursting Republican hopes of taking a seat that Vice President Joe Biden held for nearly four decades.
Delaware Republican Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell rallies supporters along with the Tea Party Express.
Fred Davis is the man behind Christine O'Donnell's "Not a witch" ad.
In one spot, a moderate Republican congressman is portrayed as a demon sheep -- a threat to the Republican flock. In another ad, a candidate for governor declares to viewers, "I'm one tough nerd!" And, of course, there's the now-infamous "I am not a witch" spot.
Sarah Palin thinks that if the Republican Party doesn't totally embrace the Tea Party movement, it might as well consider itself "through" as an organizing entity.
Conservative radio host Dana Loesh says mainstream Republicans should follow the Tea Party agenda.
Challengers running for Congress and lawmakers trying to hang on to their seats have had plenty to say about federal debt and spending this election season.
Will an anti-incumbent wave return Republicans to power in the House and Senate, or can Democrats engineer a late rush to hold on to their congressional majorities?
As Election Day gets closer, the rhetoric gets more intense and, shall we say, passionate. Here are some things that you might have missed.
Obama is urging young voters to go to the polls in November. What are conservatives doing? CNN's Jeanne Meserve reports.
The nation's comedians are following the Delaware Senate race, but are the state's college students doing so as well?
CNN's Tom Foreman takes look at the two major candidates running for Senate in Delaware.
If the polls are a reliable predictor, Chris Coons has the Delaware Senate race wrapped up.
Senate candidates Christine O'Donnell and Chris Coons debate unemployment numbers.
A feisty Christine O'Donnell attacked her Democratic opponent but also stumbled in Wednesday's debate with Chris Coons in their election battle for Delaware's U.S. Senate seat held for nearly four decades by Vice President Joe Biden.
Before Wednesday's Delaware Senate debate, the bulk of what people knew about Republican candidate Christine O'Donnell came from clips from a talk show from the 1990s.
In the days leading up to what looked like an upset win in Delaware's Republican Senate primary, Christine O'Donnell found out the perils of being in the national political spotlight.
CNN's "Parker Spitzer" debates the effectiveness of a Christine O'Donnell political ad that declares she is not a "witch."
In a very clever television advertisement, Delaware Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell looks directly at the camera and says to voters: "I'm not a witch. ... I'm you." In another ad, O'Donnell says that unlike her Democratic opponent Chris Coons, "I didn't go to Yale. I didn't inherit millions like my opponent. I'm you."
Perhaps it would be unwise to call a campaign ad "enchanting" or "spellbinding," especially one that begins with "I am not a witch."
CNN's Jim Acosta talks with Delaware Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell about her campaign.
Delaware Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell granted me a 10-minute interview at her campaign headquarters on Thursday. Here are the highlights:
Delaware Republican Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell is asking voters to give her a second look. At a candidate forum sponsored by a group of local Republicans, O'Donnell blamed her campaign's recent troubles on unfair coverage in the "liberal media."
Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell meets with top Republicans and voters in Delaware. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
Campaigns are using Twitter to attack opponents this election season. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
The Tea Party has rekindled excitement in the potential of the internet to nurture mass political movements by using the Web to raise money and mobilize manpower.
The first time I saw Christine O'Donnell in action, there were no bright TV lights and no talk of "dabbling in witchcraft" or her offbeat views on masturbation.
Kentucky tea party activists vow to keep pressuring politicians to stay conservative or they will lose their support.
American politics has a photogenic new face with a troubled past of bad finances, potential fraud and a flirtation with witchcraft.
HLN's Joy Behar talks about Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell's decision to no longer speak with national TV.
Delaware GOP Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell, in comments exclusive to CNN, refused to answer specific questions Monday night about allegations she misused funds from her previous campaign and tried to downplay their significance.
Watch as CNN's Gary Tuchman tries to question Christine O'Donnell about financial allegations surrounding her campaign.
Female candidates are emerging as a strong political force in 2010.
While 2010 might be the year of the Tea Party, a second storyline is the rise of Republican women candidates.
Tea Party euphoria confronted reality Sunday, with Delaware Senate primary winner Christine O'Donnell backing out of scheduled talk show appearances amid talk of possible civil war among Republicans over the conservative movement.
South Carolina Republican Congressman Bob Inglis talks about the divide between the GOP and the Tea Party.
Christine O'Donnell shocked the political establishment last week with her victory in the Republican Senate primary in Delaware against Rep. Mike Castle. Like most Tea Party activists, O'Donnell has embraced the anti-Washington rhetoric that has been popular among congressional candidates in the current political climate.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich repeatedly brought social conservatives to their feet Saturday with an impassioned address in which he warned that America faces a dual threat from the Democratic establishment on the one hand and Islamic terrorists on the other.
A watchdog group is calling for an investigation of Delaware senatorial candidate Christine O'Donnell.
A watchdog group says it plans to ask authorities in Delaware to investigate Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell's finances.
Hotly energized social conservatives gave a hero's welcome to Delaware political upstart Christine O'Donnell on Friday -- one of the highlights of a two-day gathering of so-called "values voters" that illustrated the GOP's promise and peril heading into November's midterm elections.
Mike Huckabee tells attendees at the Voters Value Summit that President Obama is "uncomfortable" leading the U.S.
I was stunned when I read Dinesh D'Souza's Forbes magazine piece arguing that President Obama inherited a Kenyan, anti-colonial view from his father (whom he barely knew).
CNN's Brian Todd looks at reverberations within the GOP after Christine O'Donnell's win in the Delaware primary.
CNN's Dana Bash and Gloria Borger discuss how the GOP is handling the victory of Tea Party favorite Christine O'Donnell.
Delaware voters were treated to a markedly different tone Thursday night as they watched their two Senate candidates together for the first time since the primaries.
Tea Party favorites won two primary elections over more mainstream Republicans on Tuesday, demonstrating again the clout of the conservative political movement on the political right.
CNN's John King explains what the Tea Party is and how it might impact November elections in the U.S.
A celebratory Christine O'Donnell thanked her supporters, the Tea Party and kingmaker Sarah Palin on the night of her stunning win in Delaware's Republican Senate primary.
Comedian Bill Maher says he's happy Tea Party favorite Christine O'Donnell won Delaware's GOP primary for U.S. Senate on Tuesday night.
Bill Maher shares his insight on why America is upset with the Obama administration and Democrats.
Christine O'Donnell talks about her stunning upset in the Republican senate primary in Delaware.
Positioning herself as a conservative gate-crasher, Christine O'Donnell won more than 53 percent of the vote against U.S. Rep. Mike Castle in Delaware's Republican U.S. Senate primary Tuesday, a contest that showcased the Republican warfare between conservative Tea Party supporters and the more moderate party structures.
Tea Party favorite Christine O'Donnell wins the Republican Senate primary in Delaware, defeating Rep. Mike Castle.
TV commentator and Tea Party favorite Christine O'Donnell defeated U.S. Rep. Mike Castle in Delaware's Republican U.S. Senate primary Tuesday.
Conservative political commentator Christine O'Donnell, who surprised many by winning the nomination for one of the U.S. Senate seats for Delaware, said Wednesday she's "very confident" she can win in November "with or without" the support of the Republican Party.
Christine O'Donnell's upset win over Rep. Mike Castle in the Delaware Republican Senate primary is also another major victory for the Tea Party Express and for Sarah Palin.
Bill Maher gives his take on the Tea Party, Democrats and the upcoming midterm elections.
Tuesday's round of primaries in seven states and Washington, D.C., is the last big event in the run-up to November's midterm elections. Hawaii holds the last nominating contest of this election cycle on Saturday.
Tuesday marks the final round of the primaries before November's general election. Seven states will be voting. But two contests in particular symbolize the struggle we've seen all year between the centrists and ideological activists.
With the momentum of Joe Miller's surprising win over Sen. Lisa Murkowski in the Alaska Republican Senate primary, the Tea Party movement is setting its sights on Delaware.
Mike Lee is as close as the Tea Party could get to a sure thing for the Senate. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
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