Michael Moore on what he thinks is the weak Democratic leadership in Washington.

Democratic strategist Bob Shrum says Democrats (and pseudo-Democrats) should "just go home and get out of the way" and let President Obama step up to the plate and carry the message.

The US delegation walked out of Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's address at the United Nations. At the time Ahmadinejad was denouncing the United States' history of colonialism while incorporating it with the September 11th attacks on the nation. Ahmadinejad accused the US of and being "responsible" and orchestrating the attacks.

Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) confronts a man who heckles California candidate for governor, Meg Whitman.

MSNBC furthers a Huffington Post report that a lobbyist helped write the "Pledge to America."

Sen. Dorgan says Americans deserve better from both parties.

"Where is the phrase tax reform in this report, it's not there?," radio talk show host Neal Boortz asked on FOX News.

"What was surprising to me about this speech is how little there was new in it generally or specifically on Iran's nuclear weapons program. A lot of people thought this was an opportunity for the president either to make another gesture toward negotiations or to take some strong position. But instead, it was essentially a reiteration of what he

Pushing toward big gains on Nov. 2, House Republicans promised to end a slew of Democratic policies and restore Americans' trust in government as they rolled out a campaign manifesto designed to show they're listening to an angry public and are focused on creating jobs. "The land of opportunity has become the land of shrinking prosperity ... Ou

"If implemented, the proposals laid out by the Republican conference yesterday will visit a plague from Americans," Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) said.

"A reason to run is if nobody else were to step up with the solutions that are needed to get the economy back on the right track and to be so committed to our national security that they are going to do all that they can," Sarah Palin said.

Reuters: Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said the U.S. economy remains in recession, disputing this week's assessment by a leading arbiter of economic activity that the downturn ended more than a year ago. "We're still in a recession," Buffett told CNBC television in an interview broadcast on Thursday. "We're not gonna be out of it for a whi

Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) is one of the leading architects of the new GOP agenda. "The deficit is such a mess right now, it'll take us time to balance it. But the current budget is only making it worse," Rep. Paul Ryan said on ABC.

President Barack Obama got heckled at a fundraiser Wednesday night by protesters pushing for more funding for AIDS programs and quicker action to allow gays to serve openly in the military. Obama warns the GOP would cut AIDS funding.

Fiorina: 28 years in Washington, and Barbara Boxer works hard for a title? So wrong. Too long. End the arrogance in Washington.

Republicans promise to focus on the economy, national security and repealing health care.

FOX News: While taxpayers are footing the bill to keep America's auto industry off life support, an undercover investigation shows illegal activities by Chrysler employees who have enjoyed nearly $15 billion in government money. Dozens of autoworkers in Detroit were caught on camera drinking beer and smoking marijuana before heading to work at

Dr. Charles Krauthammer on how the House Republicans will lay out their agenda to regain control in November. Krauthammer says he would have left it up to the Democrats to decide their agenda and sit on the sidelines.

High unemployment may last for a long time because of the sluggish economy, bad politics and advances in technology, Jack Welch, author of "Straight from the Gut," told CNBC Thursday. President Barack Obama's administration has an "anti-business" bias which manifests itself through intimidation, trade, taxes and regulation, Welch also said.

MSNBC: Keith Olbermann and Media Matters’ Eric Burns shares how closely Fox News has aligned themselves with the Republican Party’s fundraising efforts.

MSNBC: Although the new health care law will be beneficial for most of the country, the Republican Party is still trying to find a way to stop it. An Ed Show panel discusses.

Bill O'Reilly: Now that war is being resurrected by some of President Obama's acolytes. The Democrats really are in a tough spot.