Oh My Gov!

Ever since losing the 2012 Presidential Election to the incumbent Barack Obama, Mitt Romney has opted by and large to stay out of the public spotlight, and also away from the vast majority of television interviews. The one-time Governor of Massachusetts has ...and more »

(CNN) – Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney appeared on "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno on Friday and weighed in on the barrage of controversies plaguing the White House in recent weeks. The former Massachusetts governor said ...and more »

Mitt Romney had a few choice words for the man who beat him in the race for the White House, lambasting President Obama for his handling of the IRS scandal, the Benghazi investigation and the Associated Press controversy. Appearing on the Tonight ...and more »

Mitt Romney had a few choice words for the man who beat him in the race for the White House, lambasting President Obama for his handling of the IRS scandal, the Benghazi investigation and the Associated Press controversy. Appearing on the Tonight ...and more »

MITT: Me too, Jay. Me too. Thanks for bringing me back home after my appearance on your show. JAY: No problem. You really laid into Obama on Benghazi and the AP seizure scandals. Really makes you wonder… MITT: Well, like I said earlier, “It's better to ...and more »

Two main things need to be a focus in the IRS investigation, Romney said. People need to find out answers to questions like whether or not the targeting was appropriate, why it happened and who knew what when. Second, he said, a special counsel needs ...and more »

Former Gov. Mitt Romney, the Republican party's presidential nominee in 2012, was a guest on Friday's broadcast of “The Tonight Show.” Host Jay Leno asked Romney about the AP, IRS and Benghazi scandals, to which Romney shares his opinion of how ...and more »

Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney on Friday made a rare public appearance when he sat down with Jay Leno for a wide-ranging interview on "The Tonight Show." The two spent much of the interview discussing the stories that have ...and more »

- U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney holds a rally with Senator Marc Rubio, former Governor Jeb Bush and Congressman Connie Mack at Landmark Aviation in Tampa, Florida on October 31, 2012.and more »

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney holds a rally with Senator Marc Rubio, former Governor Jeb Bush and Congressman Connie Mack at Landmark Aviation in Tampa, Florida on October 31, 2012.and more »

Former Gov. Mitt Romney, the Republican party's presidential nominee in 2012, received large applause as he was introduced on Friday's broadcast of The Tonight Show by host Jay Leno in his first appearance on the late night show since he lost to ...and more »

In this March 2012 file photo, then-Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney talks with Jay Leno during his appearance on The Tonight Show in Burbank, Calif. Romney appeared on the show Friday, May 17, 2013, to talk ...and more »

In the now-infamous “47 Percent” video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP presidential hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, “By the way, if something of that nature presents ...and more »

PhilipRucker : Mitt Romney looked relaxed on Leno, even joked about Rafalca: "For the people running in 2016, sell the horse." @ jackshafer : RT @stefanfatsis: Why can't the Nats just say that Bryce Harper had a concussion? http://t.co/cBLJYNrEYt ...and more »

VanderSloot claims his own intimidation in 2012 after he made a sizable donation to a super PAC supporting then-presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. VanderSloot was also a national co-chairman on Romney's finance committee. In June 2012, VanderSloot ...and more »

In the now-infamous “47 Percent” video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, “By the way, if something of that nature presents itself, I will ...and more »

Cody Boast, right, is photographed with American politician Paul Ryan, who was Mitt Romney's vice-presidential running mate in the 2012 presidential election. OTTAWA — Cody Boast shouted “Facebook's got you now” outside his ex-girlfriend's residence in ...and more »

Jay Leno is taking a drive in an old-fashioned roadster -- with Mitt Romney, seatbelt fastened, riding in the passenger seat. our editor recommends. The War on Jay Leno · Seth Meyers Credits Jimmy Fallon for His 'Late Night' Promotion (Video). The former ...and more »

Thanks @jayleno for the lift home!," wrote Romney on Twitter, with the above picture attached. Leno also teased a less surprising part of Romney's appearance on the NBC late night program. "I'm not a fan of the President," says @MittRomney. Catch the ...and more »

In the now-infamous “47 Percent” video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, “By the way, if something of that nature presents itself, I will ...and more »

Cody Boast, right, is photographed with American politician Paul Ryan, who was Mitt Romney's vice-presidential running mate in the 2012 presidential election. OTTAWA — Cody Boast shouted “Facebook's got you now” outside his ex-girlfriend's residence in ...and more »

Cody Boast, right, is photographed with American politician Paul Ryan, who was Mitt Romney's vice-presidential running mate in the 2012 presidential election. A former Conservative MP's assistant was sentenced to 14 months in jail after pleading guilty to ...and more »

Case in point, Frank Vander Sloot, his business, and his wife were all audited by the IRS for the first time after Vander Sloot donated in excess of $1 million to the Mitt Romney campaign for president. Vander Sloot was audited for the first time ever last June.and more »

Obama's Big Government: It Sees And Regulates EverythingInvestor's Business Daily"Try this thought experiment: you decide to donate money to Mitt Romney. You want change in the Oval Office, so you engage in your democratic right to send a check. "Several days later, President Barack Obama, the most powerful man on the planet, singles ...and more »

The Journal's Kim Strassel reported an Idaho businessman named Frank VanderSloot, who'd donated more than a million dollars to groups supporting Mitt Romney. He found himself last June, for the first time in 30 years, the target of IRS auditors. His wife ...and more »