O’DONNELL: I dabbled into witchcraft — I never joined a coven. But I did, I did. … I dabbled into witchcraft. I hung around people who were doing these things. I’m not making this stuff up. I know what they told me they do. (source: Think Progress/"Politically Incorrect" 1999)

"Hey, how about that McDonald's two blocks from Ground Zero, Bill? That's killed, that's killed more people than the nineteen hijackers," Michael Moore said on HBO's "Real Time." (via Newsbusters)

White House: The President explains how the most dire warnings about the Citizens United case have been proven valid as Republicans in Congress have blocked legislation to fix it.

GOP: Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) delivers the Weekly Republican Address about Washington Democrats' failed economic policies causing uncertainty for small businesses and a nearly 10 percent unemployment rate. Republicans are working to stop all tax hikes set to take effect on January 1st along with cutting non-security government spending to 2008 le

AP: In the weeks following her defeat in the GOP primary, U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski went back and forth over whether to re-enter the race as a write-in candidate or accept life outside Washington and a role other than Alaska's senior senator. On Friday, Alaskans learned her decision: She's in. And, this time, she said: "The gloves are off." Mur

When religious conservatives poured into the Republican party, "people of faith become an indispensable asset," Ralph Reed said.

"Why would I want to stay indoors?" Sarah Palin said. "Todd says, 'Cause I guarantee you, if anybody spots you in the tennis shoes, the headline’s gonna be, Vanity Fair: Palin, in Iowa, Decides To Run.'" Palin spoke at the Ronald Reagan Dinner in Iowa on Friday.

Countdown reviews some of the most outrageous lies and positions by Republican Senate candidate from Delaware, Christine O'Donnell.

MSNBC: Elizabeth Warren, the newly appointed Assistant to the President and Special Advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, talks with Rachel Maddow about her hopes and expectations for her new position looking out for the interests of American consumers.

Bill O'Reilly's words of wisdom for Tea Party sensation and Senate nominee. O'Reilly says she needs to run on the ideology of her opponent. "She can't run on anything other than she is a conservative," O'Reilly said.