Mike Cote never paid much attention to politics, but the presidential election in November could give him a second career. "A vote for Mitt is a vote for Mike," said Cote, who believes he's the most sought-after Romney look-alike of this campaign season.

Millions of Americans on both sides of the aisle are hanging their hopes on the outcome of the November presidential election, but few have as much riding on Mitt Romney's victory as Mike Cote, of Ogunquit, [who] has been blessed with facial features that closely resemble those of the Republican presidential hopeful, especially when enhanced with makeup and a dab of white dye on his sideburns.

Lady Gaga runs for President of The United States?! Can't decide between Obama or Romney for 2012? How about GAGA for 2012! She may be holding the key to your decision. Just how would Gaga change the world? Watch to find out! Cast your ballot, Little Monsters! Have you heard? Gaga for president, spread the word!

Millions of Americans watched the first presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, but perhaps none with the intensity of Jim Gossett and Maxwell Price.

The two men just happen to make their living impersonating the two candidates and a win on either side could mean four years of an income estimated to be higher than the $450,000 salary Obama makes being the leader of the free world.

Americans who despair of ever seeing a civilized presidential campaign really should have witnessed Barack Obama help Mitt Romney iron his crumpled suit in a Manhattan hotel room last week. Well, if only they'd been the real president and his Republican challenger. Maxwell Price and Mike Cote probably look more like Obama and Romney than anyone in the world, other than Obama and Romney themselves of course.

Barack Obama impersonator Maxwell Price and Mitt Romney impersonator Mike Cote appeared on FOX News Stossel alongside anchor John Stossel for a discussion about the role of third parties in the electoral process. Stossel, Price, and Cote were joined by Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Governor Gary Johnson, Constitution Party Presidential Candidate Virgil Goode, and Socialist Party USA Presidential Candidate Stewart Alexander.

New York, NY—The Tomorrow Project, a pro-Obama group made up of millennials, has released a film called “Tomorrow.” The film tells the story of an uncertain Barack Obama in his days at Columbia University. The young Obama experiences a recreational drug-aided epiphany that forecasts his future as an important national figure.

Reggie Brown makes his second appearance on HBO's Real Time With Maher. This time he portrays the Hologram Obama the Republican Party wishes they were running against.

President Obama stops in for a surprise appearance on the WGN Morning Show.

The 2012 election has already prompted a treasure trove of parodies, like Michelle Bachmann's Newsweek cover, Rick Santorum's Google problem and um… what was the third one? Election season always brings its fair share of comedy, and this cycle has been no exception, with comedy site Funny or Die leading the charge with various satirical videos.