Herman Cain may have dropped out of the Presidential race weeks ago, but new ads are advocating a vote for him in South Carolina. These videos, including the one above, are being put out by the ‘Super PAC’ set up by satirist Stephen Colbert, the host of the Colbert Report famous for joking at George Bush's expense at the 2006 White House Correspondents' dinner. Super PACs ...

George Bush and Tony Blair’s informal chat at the G8, overheard by live microphones, reveals Blair’s pessimism over breaking the deadlock of the Doha round. Blair raised the issue of “this trade thingy”, and Bush replied “I just want some movement”, expressing his dissatisfaction at progress seen the previous day.

The politicians are falling over themselves to be seen to be doing something. The president, Barack Obama, called it a "historic" hurricane yesterday and has returned to the White House a day early from his vacation at Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. He is desperate to avoid the mistakes of George Bush, who was slow to act over Hurricane Katrina. Here in New York, mayor Bloomberg was slamme...

President Obama is the stupidest 2012 presidential candidate in this great piece by Mark Levin If George Bush had said some of these things the mainstream media would have been all over him. Obama ... silence of course! By the way, Brian Williams of NBC Nightly News refused to cover the Anthony Weiner Twitter confession because he had more important stories to cover. Of course one of the stories h...

America is rejoicing. George Bush promised Bin Laden - dead or alive. President Obama has delivered that promise and, crucially, before America marked the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Others are better placed than me to analyse what this means for Al-Qaeda and for events in the Arab world. The politics of this news, though, seem pretty clear. Obama was elected to end the wars in Iraq and...

TONY Blair told the Iraq Inquiry today that he had always made clear to US president George Bush that he would be "up for" regime change in the country if it was the o

Tony Blair had told the Chilcot Inquiry that he had always made clear to US president George Bush that he would be ''up for'' regime change in Iraq if it was the only way of dealing with Saddam Hussein.

TONY Blair said today that he had always made clear to US president George Bush that he would be "up for" regime change in Iraq if it was the only way of dealing with

Tony Blair had told the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq war that messages he shared with President George W Bush must remain confidential because they were of a "very private" nature.

Tony Blair's private letters to George Bush on Iraq were considered so sensitive they were expunged from the official Whitehall record, it has emerged.