"And the worst part about it is we don't know who these groups are," President Obama says in an internet message to his supporters. He warns about "wealthy" groups opposing his agenda spending "millions of dollars" without "disclosing who they are." "I need everyone to step up their game," he tells his supporters.

"My focus is on what is important to the people of Delaware and if he wants to do this, you know, side nonsense, let him. I'm going to focus on letting the people of Delaware know what I want to do to get jobs back in Delaware, to reduce the size of government, to make our homeland strong once again. We've got serious issues right now and this t

On the Senate floor at 3PM eastern, Sens. Harry Reid (D-NV) and Dick Durbin (D-IL) held a mock question-and-answer session that promoted the passing of the DREAM Act. The DREAM Act would give academic scholarships to undocumented immigrants. Below is the transcript of the "questions" Sen. Harry Reid asked Durbin. *** HARRY REID: W

"I think this country needs a lot more of that forthright honesty," Bill Maher said of Jimmy Carter.

"Long before America was even an idea, this land of plenty was home to many peoples. The British and French, the Dutch and Spanish, to Mexicans, to countless Indian tribes. We all shared the same land," President Obama told the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. Mexico declared its independence on September 16, 1810. It was recognized on September 2

"The fact is the Democrats can't really embrace anything that talks about less spending and debt or less government takeovers because that what their whole agenda has been," Sen. Jim DeMint said on FOX News. On Sen. Lisa Murkowski: "The people have spoken."

"This party that we call the Tea Party is the future of politics," Sarah Palin declares in a new web video.

"The DREAM Act allows those students who have been here most of their lives an opportunity to earn legalized status if they met certain criteria," Sen. Boxer (D-CA) said on the Senate floor.

Facing voter anger on the economy, should Democrats re-tool their message? DNC Chairman Tim Kaine joins Andrea Mitchell Reports to discuss.

"The First Lady is an enormous asset to this administration," Robert Gibbs said at today's press briefing.

REP. BOB INGLIS (R), SOUTH CAROLINA: "Well, not so much moderates. Surely maybe they're unwelcome, but also conservatives of the optimistic sort. I think this would be a tough time for Ronald Reagan and Jack Kemp. They were optimists that believe in America. Right now, unfortunately, conservatism is being presented with a voice of snarling rathe

"Sir, you are precisely wrong there. The problem has come in what went on with federal housing and what went on with the concept of ignoring the laws of economics and indeed the so-called reform that you are touting. That reform is akin to giving a book of matches and a can of gasoline to a pyromaniac. It's not going to work. We're going to see

"Give us two more years. Don't go back to the policies that dug the hole. If we don't do better, you can vote against us all and I'll be on the ballot, too. Vote against it all," former President Clinton said on ABC.

"Quite frankly, I thought my question would set the platform for a response that would almost be, oh I don't know, whimsical, magical, very powerful on the fact that he does believe that he's made progress," Velma R. Hart said on CNN this morning. Hart is the woman who told President Obama she is

Sen. Sessions calls the DREAM Act "controversial" and "unpopular." The DREAM Act would give academic scholarships to undocumented immigrants.

In a new ad, the DSCC attacks Christine O'Donnell for being "financially irresponsible," charging that she "spends money she doesn't have, fired employees she didn't pay, stiffed businesses, didn't pay her taxes."

Chris Coons: "My first vote would be for Harry Reid to be the leader, and to support, in general, the administration's agenda."

Bill O'Reilly: There is no question that the tea party has rattled President Obama.

MSNBC: Chris Matthews explains why he appreciated President Obama’s unscripted Q+A before a live audience.

MSNBC: Mika Brzezinski, Joe Scarborough, and Terry McAuliffe discuss President Obama's performance during the CNBC townhall, and how his direct conversation with Americans is ultimately a good thing.

Keith Olbermann and Politics Daily’s Alex Wagner explains how the Democrats can use Christine O’Donnell’s witchcraft admission to their advantage.

Dr. Charles Krauthammer: "Well, if that's what you get when you get a group of handpicked members of an audience, I can imagine if you had a random selection of the audience. It would have been rather more raucous, but clearly it was not something that helped him."

Bristol Palin dances to Three Dog Night's "Mama Told Me (Not to Come)."