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Episode: #05124
Republicans and Democrats should march in pride parades and proudly announce their relationship with lobbyists. (05:04)
Episode: #05106
Joe Sestak is running against Arlen Specter for the Pennsylvania Senate seat so he can bring health care reform to all Americans. (08:11)
Episode: #05090
Soon, Reagan will ride into town on the back of his mighty steed, Bonzo, and the Potomac will run red with the blood of bureaucrats. (02:26)
Episode: #05090
Representative Cynthia Davis opposes subsidized lunches for low-income children, and Fox News incorrectly identifies Mark Sanford as a Democrat. (02:38)
Episode: #05088
If Americans stop counting, it will end longstanding problems like the census, the deficit and birthdays. (05:04)
Episode: #05085
The House Republicans' health care reform plan is practical in that it's practically three pages long and has no numbers. (02:14)
Episode: #05069
If the Republicans really want people to go against the Democrats, they'll need a name that instantly turns people off. (04:49)
Episode: #05057
Republicans tried to fight off donkey flu, but their white cells weren't strong enough. (01:36)
Episode: #05020
Democrats take a page from the Republicans' fear book when selling the economic stimulus bill. (04:38)
Episode: #05016
If Republicans can't have a perfect bill to stimulate the economy, they'd rather have no economy at all. (05:24)
Episode: #04147
We are finally starting to hear just how oppressed President Bush has been. (05:47)
Episode: #04100
Congressional Republicans should think about making Corinthian columns a wedge issue. (04:45)
Episode: #04099
The do-nothing Democrats in Congress begin a five-week recess. If they're not passing bills, what is the president supposed to veto? (03:11)
Highlights from the world of Stephen and his guests include an examination of electability, a serenade for Donna Brazile and a visit from Feist. (04:35)
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Episode: #03137
We've heard about immigration, health care, and who can say "9/11" five times fast with crackers in his mouth, but no candidate has given a job description of the presidency. (5:00)
Episode: #03133
Stephen fills out the proper documents to run for president in the South Carolina primary. (5:40)
Episode: #03132
CBS Senior Political Correspondent, Jeff Greenfield, answers how Stephen can appeal to South Carolina residents as both a Republican and Democratic presidential candidate. (3:57)
Episode: #03121
Tonight, Stephen reports on NBC and iTunes, questions the validity of a third political party, and interviews Tony Bennett. (0:32)
Episode: #03121
Sam Waterston invites viewers to go to Unity08.com to choose Stephen's presidential running mate. (5:06)
Episode: #03116
Every presidential election year, California's 55 electoral college votes go to the Democratic candidate just because more people voted for him. (2:54)
