On Twitter, the phrase "binders full of women" and the hashtag #bindersfullofwomen each were mentioned more than 120,000 times by Wednesday evening.

"Binders full of women" is only the latest internet meme to stem from the presidential campaign. Previously, Romney's "Big Bird" comment and the Clint Eastwood's speech at the Republican National ...

"Binders full of women" Mitt Romney during the second presidential debate in Hempstead, N.Y., Oct. 16, 2012. Questioned on pay equity for women, Mitt Romney related the story of how he found ...

Suddenly, it's a "binders full of women" world. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's comment during Tuesday's presidential debate about gathering "binders full of women" for possible ...

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) published an article about Jeffrey Epstein’s 50th birthday that detailed a binder full of well ...

This Is What a 'Binder Full of Women' Actually Looks Like Many, many people were puzzled by the mental image brought to mind by Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" phrasing at th Tuesday's debate.

So hot is Mitt — albeit not in the way he'd hoped prior to yesterday — he spawned the @Romneys_Binder Twitter account (14K followers and counting in half a day), the Tumblr Binders Full Of ...

You have to move quickly on the Internet, especially during social-media's top political event of all time.

The first problem with Romney talking about binders full of women is that it is an incredibly odd phrase. According to TiVo it was the most re-watched moment of the debate. The second problem with ...

Oct. 17, 2012— -- Mitt Romney's troubles with his "binder full of women" comment isn't over as Massachusetts women are challenging his version of how he got that binder and his record of ...

His debate story about using "binders full of women" to fill government posts got Romney a lot of attention. But it wasn't true. By signing up, you confirm that you are over the age of 16 and ...

Thanks to Mitt Romney, binders are in the news. He likes his full of women, of course, but binders have other uses as well. And we have Friedrich Soennecken to thank for them all. The son of a ...