CBS: An aide to Attorney General Jerry Brown can be overheard on an audio tape released Thursday evening referring to Meg Whitman, Brown’s rival for Governor, as "a whore." The quote refers to Whitman’s stance on pension reform. The Brown camp was responding to Whitman’s cutting a deal to protect police

A man who yelled "you're a liar" to President Obama several times receives the wrath of the crowd. He is shoved and told "f*** you."

Christine O'Donnell: "I didn't go to Yale. I didn't inherit millions like my opponent. I'm you. I know how tough it is to make and keep a dollar. When some tried to push me from this race they saw what I was made of and so will the Senate if they try to increase our taxes one more dime."

"I think the pundits are wrong, but it's up to you to prove them wrong. Don't let me look bad now. I'm betting on you, not on them," President Obama told an audience in Maryland.

Rep. Joe Sestak (D-PA), candidate for US Senate, says foreigners are funding the campaign against his him.

"If they're (GOP) successful in doing that, they've already said they're going to go back to the same policies that were in place during the Bush administration. That means that we are going to have just hand-to-hand combat up here on Capitol Hill," President Obama said. (source: Michael Baisden show)

Sharron Angle ad: "Want to know just how out of touch Harry Reid is? Spending $787 billion on a stimulus that failed is a start. Or Reid voting to give illegal immigrants special tax breaks and Social Security benefits is another big clue. But here's the kicker. Reid actually voted to use taxpayer dollars to pay for Viagra for convicted child mo

"Do profitable U.S. companies have the patriotic duty to create jobs?," MSNBC's Ed Schultz asks.

U.S. debt surges by $1.6 trillion in 12 months. John Stossel discusses.

Dana Perino on Democrats trying to get the IRS to audit conservative groups.

"I will vote for someone, a centrist, who is much more like me," Rep. Bobby Bright (D-Alabama) said on WSFA-TV.

"I've been governor for two presidents. I was governor when George Bush was president. I'm governor now when Barack Obama [sic]. I wanted George Bush to be the best he could possibly be because he was the president of my country and if I could have helped, I would have. I want Barack Obama to be the best and I believe that I can help," Gov. Joe

Sestak supporters push down GOP cameraman at their rally in downtown Pittsburgh on October 2, 2010.

The RGA attempts to mobilize voters for the midterm elections by highlighting the country's economic struggles.

"I don't know how many more Americans have to lose their lives before the federal government steps in and sends the troops," Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) said.

Sen. Harry Reid's campaign released this faux commerical for Sharron Angle's "Crazy Juice." "Made with real DeMint, it will rev you up for Second Amendment remedies before militia practice."

Former DNC chairman Howard Dean joins the Morning Joe gang to discuss the Democrats’ midterm election strategy.

Christine O'Donnell (R-DE) tells voters she does not have "magical powers."

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell says RNC Chairman Michael Steele "could have not been more gracious and forgiving" when he apologized for saying he is dancing for his RNC "master."

Rachel Maddow encourages the conservatives who complain about MSNBC coverage in fundraising emails and stump speeches – like Scott Brown, Sarah Palin and Liz Cheney -- to discuss and debate their views on air.

Neil Cavuto: Tough solutions are in order.

Bill O'Reilly: President Obama's positions on some key issues are not in sync with many American voters.

Keith Olbermann and Mother Jones’ David Corn explains how the Democrats can counter their Republican opponents’ financial advantage.