Since rallies and protests look better on TV if there are thousands of people in attendance, a new breed of broker has emerged in→

Investor’s Business Daily: Two studies suggest the “head winds” that President Obama says are holding back employers are of his own making. His policies→

When Sarah Palin criticized President Obama’s State of the Union Address, she mentioned a little coffee shop called Spudnuts. Spudnuts sounded familiar, so I→

Two campaign seasons ago, a group of young staffers schooled in new media helped President Barack Obama win office. Now according to The Wall→

Dan Fuchs operates a small mall kiosk in Johnson City, Tennessee. His business, Graphic Edge, prints slogans and graphics on t-shirts, coffee mugs, and→

Here’s another Obama business opportunity for the idea box: Obama Action Figures. Posable, with facial expressions, interchangeable hands, katanas, 9mm gun, assault rifle, and→

AppScout: After the third and final presidential debate, “Joe the Plumber” might be the most popular man in America. No, not Joe Wurzelbacher, the→

Fortune Small Business: Roving political-schwag seller Cameron Koepke expects a floor fight between John McCain and Mike Huckabee at the Republican convention, and he’s→

The Associated Press: For three years, a Bush-hating Vermont pipe carver has built a million-dollar business around the digits “01.20.09.” On Jan. 20, 2009,→

Inc.: The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has a dream: to get the presidential candidates to address issues specific to small businesses, particularly Hispanic→

United Press International: A 19-year-old business owner from Scarsdale, N.Y., challenged Sen. Barack Obama’s use of the “Change Rocks” logo in the senator’s presidential→