"There are an awful a lot of women that felt frustrated by Hillary Clinton's failure two years ago and I'm telling you it's popping up, I'm hearing it anecdotally, I admit, but look at this picture here -- these are women and they may be conservative women, but they are women nonetheless," MSNBC's Chris Matthews said.

"If those same people who fought against me work just as hard for me we will win," Christine O'Donnell (R-DE) said at her victory rally.

Embattled New York representative fends off challengers, wins Democratic primary.

Former Maryland governor Bob Ehrlich (R) wins GOP primary.

RealClearPolitics' Tom Bevan discusses why Christine O'Donnell (R) won the GOP Senate primary in Delaware.

"We all have to take responsibilities for our own education. We need to take responsibility for our own lives. But what makes us who we are is that here, in this country, in the United States of America, we don’t just reach for our own dreams, we try to help others do the same," President Obama said.

Reps. Ryan, Cantor and McCarthy on stepping forward as new Republican Party leaders.

CNN: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday he will add the DREAM Act, a controversial immigration measure, to a defense policy bill the Senate will take up next week. The decision means the defense bill, which often passes with bipartisan support, will be home to two major, thorny political issues – the other being the repeal of

"I take comfort in the oath that Bradley Manning and every officer, every member of Congress and government takes the same oath. Actually, the officers take a little different oath. I as an officers in the Marine Corps took the oath and was not an oath to the President or Commander in Chief. It's an oath to support and defend the Constitution an

Can John Dennis (R-CA) unseat Nancy Pelosi? The Republican challenging the House Speaker unleashes a political attack ad and explains why he is running against her.

Jared Bernstein, chief economic adviser to VP Biden, says the administration's plan will build on the momentum of the growing economy. "Anyone who thinks that these tax cuts for our millionaires and billionaires costing $700 billion over 10 years -- we we're just talking about the importance of that long-term budget under control. This is a gre

Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) says the GOP will not take over the House.

Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) says the White House is playing politics with Boehner's comments, GOP is united against raising taxes.

"Bill Buckley had a rule that he always supported the most conservative candidate who was electable, otherwise the vote is simply self-indulgence," Charles Krauthammer said.

“It will be answered over time in a series of cases which force people to think carefully. That’s the virtue of cases,” Breyer told ABC. “And not just cases. Cases produce briefs, briefs produce thought. Arguments are made. The judges sit back and think. And most importantly, when they decide, they have to write an opinio

Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum and would-be successor Pam Bondi break down Tuesday's key hearing in health care reform battle

Bill O'Reilly talks about Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf's association with a 9/11 "truther."

Jerry Brown (D-CA) accuses Meg Whitman (R-CA) of lying about his record as Governor of California during the 1970's and 80's.

Charles Krauthammer: "What the Obama administration proposes is a classic liberal approach, which is, well, we'll tax you, we'll take the money, and then we may lend some of it back with interest if you're really nice and particularly obsequious in asking in your application for a loan." "In the end, if you're going to h

Maine Republican gubernatorial candidate Paul LePage swears at a reporter after being asked about tax issues. On Monday, he stormed out of a press conference after being asked about the alleged tax violations resulting from property his wife owns in Maine and Florida.

ED SCHULTZ: "I worry about Islamic fundamentalism, there’s fundamentalists in every religion, but I worry a lot more about the imminent return of Christian fundamentalism that will try to tell every single American how to live from the moment of conception until the moment of death."

Will the House Republican Leader call it quits? Hardball’s Chris Matthews reports.

Chris Hayes of The Nation talks with Rachel Maddow about the Republican Party's apparent refusal to allow tax cuts for poor and middle class Americans unless more money is given to rich people.

In a new ad, the DNC calls Rep. John Boehner "a speaker for big-time lobbyists."