President Barack Obama's First Ad of 2012

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President Barack Obama is proud of his record of accomplishment. Watch his first ad of the 2012 campaign brought to you by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. http://www.nrsc.org *Not actually an Obama 2012 ad*

Mitt Romney At CPAC

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Here is complete video of Gov. Mitt Romney's speech at CPAC today in Washington. Romney was introduced by his wife, Ann, who said she would like to see her husband lead America "as President of the United States." In his speech, Romney repeatedly hammered President Obama for his failed economic policies, and declared that American jobs will not return through "new rhetoric" from Obama, but only when America has a "new President." Romney also spoke at length about America being an "exceptional" nation that has been blessed by God, and will continue to be so if we adhere to the founding principles of our nation. He outlined the ways America has sacrificed so much to bring liberty and hope to the rest of the world, and then said "I will not and never will apologize for the United States of America," unlike President Obama.

Pawlenty at CPAC: No More 'Obama Nonsense'

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Former Minnesota governor fans flames of White House run rumors with address at conservative convention. Former Gov. Tim Pawlenty goes on Greta Van Susteren's On The Record and talks about his appearance at CPAC, Egypt, 2012 rumors.

Sen. DeMint: Obama Self-Destructing, Re-election Unlikely

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Oct. 16, 2010 — Sen. Jim DeMint talks with Ron Kessler, Newsmax's chief Washington correspondent, about the kind of 2012 candidate he'd like to see in the White House. The South Carolina Republican also offers his predictions for the Nov. 2 midterm elections.

30 Second Spot for Hillary Clinton for President

"She has more experience working in and with the White House than most living presidents. She is one of the most admired women in our nation's history. Let's make sure the president we should have elected in 2008 will be on the ballot in 2012. Hillary 2012: Hillary Clinton for President. Start now. Where there's a Hill there's a way,"