Topics in this episode: --Barack Obama complains about being asked tough questions by ABC --Hillary Clinton takes a shot of whiskey in an effort to be a regular person --Earthquake in the Midwest --Bruce Springsteen endorses Obama --Rapper Akon gets embarrassed for faking a criminal past ...

In their first election satire since 2004's "This Land" and "Good to be in DC", they bid farewell to Bush and give Obama and Mccain a proper JibJab hazing. And, of course, who could forget about Hillary and Bill? This rip-roaring musical romp gives the election process the proper spanking it...

Joe the Plumber was the surprise star of the third and final presidential debate, getting no less than 13 mentions in the opening minutes. So who is this guy? His full name is Joe Wurzelbacher, and it turns out he had a close encounter with Barack Obama a few days ago. John McCain adopted Joes...

Obama made light of McCain's consistent attempts to tie him to former Weather Underground leader Bill Ayers and to spread unease about Obama's real character. There is no Senator I would rather be palling around with, quipped Obama after he took the stage, referring to the McCain campaign's...

John McCain and Barack Obama touched on some of the most contentious issues in the campaign tonight, from Bill Ayers to racial undertones, in their scripted jokes at the Al Smith dinner in New York City. McCain, in a much more light-hearted and relaxed mood than he was during last nights debate,...

Bill and Hillary set their focus on what's important to them. Sarah Palin on Desparate Housewifes. John McCain now doing commercials.