It's President Obama's 49th birthday, and while birthdays are typically cause for merriment, cake, and sometimes candles and singing, Obama's birthday is, of course, cause for political jabbing.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) celebrated President Barack Obama’s birthday Wednesday by allowing visitors to its website to send the president an array of electronic birthday cards … ...

Whether it’s for a few months or the next eight years, Mitt Romney is about to hit the birthday party circuit. He won’t be doing magic tricks or twisting balloons into the shapes of animals ...

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Michelle Obama is getting spoiled by her "biggest fan" on her 54th birthday -- a.k.a. her husband, Barack Obama. ... “And to the many people from around the country who sent cards and posted on ...

— -- A shirtless Vladimir Putin? A birthday cake captioned "You Didn't Bake That"? A mocking reference to Vogue magazine? Warm words from Hugo Chavez? Welcome to the world of Republican ...

— -- Former first lady Michelle Obama turned 54 today, celebrating her first birthday in Washington, D.C., since leaving the White House. She started the day with flowers and a card ...

The Obama White House, known for embracing the newest digital trends, is inviting Internet users to download and print out the baseball card for the first family's dog, Bo Obama. The card says you ...