Whoops.

It may be Photoshopped, but you can’t spell Romney without $$!

Joe Biden starts to mimic an Indian accent when talking about call centers, when he suddenly pauses and realizes maybe that’s not the best idea.

An extension on his treastie that “Corporations are people, my friend,” Mitt Romney has gone ahead and anthropomorphized banks too.

“The banks are scared to death, of course,” Romeny told a Monday rountable of Florida business owners. “They’re feeling the same thing that you’re feeling. And so they just want to pretend that all this is just going to get paid some day.”

We’re pretty sure if you look up “Out-of-touch” in the dictionary, you’ll see a picture of Romney’s face.

Santorum has thanked his recent surge in the polls on his fashionable sweater vest. “Fear the vest,” he said to reporters when asked about his increasing popularity.

Watch more sweater vesting in all its glory:

Is it just us, or does his wife look really annoyed he’s ruined her ad?

In a press release, Rick Perry referred to the deceased South Korean dictator as Kim Jong the second, perhaps confusing “il” with “II.” He’s in good company with this “oops” moment though, George W. Bush made the same oversight during his presidency.

Fox has forgotten where New Hampshire and Nevada really are on the map, at least according to last night’s broadcast, which mislabeled both Vermont and Utah.

Mitt Romney nonchalantly offered up $10,000 in an argument with Rick Perry, betting that his book didn’t mention anything about Massachusetts health care being a model for the nation. Wealthy businessman Romney was once again criticized for being out-of-touch with everyday Americans.

In a Friday debate, Rick Perry mentioned the “eight unelected and, frankly, unaccountable judges” when there are actually 9 in order to break ties, and also struggled to find the name of Sonia Sotomayor, landing on “Montemayor” at one point in the Iowa debate.