Topic: Cindy McCain

Decoder Wire Ann Romney on 'GMA': How'd she handle burning cookies?

Ann Romney was the focus of several 'GMA' segments, interviewed other guests, and cooked. There’s some evidence that she is a driving force behind the revival of her husband’s prospects.

Stir It Up! Which cookie will win the White House?

For the past 20 years, Family Circle magazine has held a cookie recipe throw down between the candidates' spouses. Their contest has only been wrong once in predicting the actual outcome of the election. Which cookie will you vote for in 2012?

The Vote Courting the cookie vote: Obama vs. Romney in the presidential bake-off

Forget Democrat vs. Republican. How about Chocolate Chip vs. Oatmeal Raisin? Political preferences are but one way to choose a White House occupant.

'Game Change': 5 revelations from the book

As the bestselling book 'Game Change' becomes an HBO movie, here are the 5 most interesting stories from the book.

Bristol Palin's memoir "Not Afraid of My Life" is less of a cautionary tale and more of a rant

Bristol Palin vents about her ex and the McCains, but if she's learned some life lessons they don't come through in her memoir.

Meghan McCain on the politics of Thanksgiving dinner

'Dirty Sexy Politics' author Meghan McCain says she and her parents won't be discussing 'don't ask, don't tell' when she goes home for Thanksgiving.

Cindy McCain splits with John on 'don't ask, don't tell.' Meghan's with mom.

Cindy McCain, wife of Sen. John McCain, publicly objects to military's 'don't ask, don't tell' policy on gay service members. The senator has helped block legislation to repeal it.

Cindy McCain splits with husband on gay policy

Cindy McCain says "government treats the (gay) community like second-class citizens" and gives permission to bullies by continuing policies that discriminate.

McCain sells talking Joe Biden dolls on Saturday Night Live

Opinion: It's Obama and McCain who are running – not their wives

Voters are losing a sense of proportion in this election.

Cindy McCain: rodeo queen to first lady?

Both privilege and challenge have marked her life, and now Mrs. McCain could follow her husband to the White House.

Michelle Obama’s story

In many ways she would make history as first lady.

Watchdogs make it harder for politicians to stretch the truth

Cindy McCain's past is the latest to be questioned after errors were found.

Lieberman and Giuliani signal big tent for GOP convention

Cindy McCain and Mother Teresa - so what really happened?