"This is not an ordinary year. This is not an ordinary Democratic administration. This is a Democratic administration with a very ambitious social democratic agenda. They want to change America. They've had 18 months. They have passed Obamacare that will change America structurally and in a way that will not be reversible. Now, they have ambitions

"No, you can't have the keys back! You don't know how to drive, you can't have the keys!," President Obama told a cheering crowd at a campaign event for Dick Blumenthal (D-CT).

"The fact is that we would have had comprehensive health care now, had it not been for Ted Kennedy's deliberately blocking the legislation that I proposed," he tells CBS' Leslie Stahl. "It was his fault. Ted Kennedy killed the bill," says Carter. And Kennedy, who then ran against the president for the democratic presidential nomination, did it o

Milwaukee Police investigate a collision involving Milwaukee Alderwoman Milele Coggs (D), and a poll inspector. The incident took place on Tuesday night at a polling place on Milwaukee's north side.

"I love the markets. I watched them since I was a teenager. I'm fascinated by it and it's a force, it's a force in our economy," Speaker Pelosi told CNBC.

The Club for Growth Action's new ad in the Florida Senate race.

"My concern is that she would use the agency for the purpose of promoting social justice," Sen. Judd Gregg (R-NH) said. (source: ABC's "Top Line") Elizabeth Warren was an economic adviser to President Obama and is expected to head a consumer protection agency.

Countdown's Keith Olbermann talks about the right-wing backlash against Karl Rove's depiction of Delaware Tea Party nominee Christine O'Donnell as someone with "truthfulness and sincerity" issues and who says "nutty" things.

WHOOPI GOLDBERG: "You know what, I don't have time to listen to your side or your side. This is about the people that lost their lives. That's why we're coming together and the fact that y'all are fighting in the streets ... kiss my butt, get out of here."

"She needs to do two things. She needs to, in the 7 weeks remaining, make a passionate, articulate, credible, aggressive case about why Obama's bad on spending, deficits, debt and health care. And then she needs to also be able to answer these questions about her personal background; explain how she got behind on her taxes and her mortgage, why

"In terms of getting into the bedroom, this woman has run against masturbation. That seems to me to be a lot of government intrusion to be honest with you," James Carville said on "GMA."

Rep. Jack Kingston (R-GA) joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the aftermath of the midterm elections.

Former Alaska governor weighs in on newcomers shaking up GOP establishment. Palin says that all three agree on the fundamentals of conservatism.

The DSCC hits Ken Buck for once proposing that state legislators should pick senators instead of voters.

Tea Party candidate Sharron Angle (R-NV) talks about taking on Harry Reid (D-NV).

Hardball's Chris Matthews examines the root of the current wave of voter rage and explains why everyone holding office should be worried.

"That's the new Kenyan, Larry. And Kenyan, of course, was code for [the N-word]. But that's where they are. They can't say it out loud. But that's where this whole campaign is going to be."

President Barack Obama gives remarks on U.S. exports.

Bill O'Reilly on the battle between the tea party and the Republican establishment that played out in the Delaware Senate primary and warns that independent voters will play a huge role in the general election: "The truth is there are not enough tea party people to put any candidate into office. Independents will make the call."

Charles Krauthammer: "If they really are serious about stopping Obama, the way to do it is to get the majority. Otherwise, we're going to have another two years of what we had over the last year and a half, of Democrats instituting major...change that cannot in the end be reversed."