Mitt Romney has come up with an "amazing statistic" and Republicans inside and outside his presidential campaign are doing their utmost to spread it around: "92.3 percent of all the jobs lost during the Obama years have been lost by women."

Now here's a tag team for the ages: Richard Nixon, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama.

President Barack Obama laid out an array of plans in his State of the Union speech as if his hands weren't so tied by political realities.

Mitt Romney perpetuated one unsubstantiated claim, about his record at Bain Capital, and more or less corrected himself on another, about President Barack Obama's health care law, in the latest Republican presidential debate.

Executing a classic Washington dodge, Newt Gingrich told Americans that Medicare and Medicaid could be kept solid merely by ending fraud in the system, a promise of gain without pain that ignores the aging population and other great forces pressing on the programs.

The myths of Obamacare in GOP campaign

Is regulation strangling the American entrepreneur? Several Republican presidential candidates say so. The numbers don't.