Mark Levin fact checks the Obama administration for claiming foreign money is funding the US Chamber of Commerce's political advertisements.

"I certainly think she's qualified to be president of the United States," Fiorina said in an interview on CNN's The Situation Room.

Governor Ed Rendell (D-Penn.) characterized the midterm elections as "a life-and-death struggle" and he spoke with Maggie Rodriguez on the Democrat's plan to re-energize supporters and get them to the polls.

ABC's Jake Tapper: Is there any proof that foreign money is funding political ads or activities? No.

"They're counting on young people staying home and union members staying home and black folks staying home," President Obama said at a rally in Philadelphia.

House hopeful Allen West (R-FL) takes a stance on immigration, economy and national security. Allen West is a critic of the "Pledge to America" because it did not address term limits, earmark spending and illegal immigration.

"Believe me, in my age, rarely does a lady faint on me," former President Bill Clinton said at a Joe Manchin rally in West Virginia today.

"We have a very strong message today," the White House's Valerie Jarrett said on MSNBC. "We believe in disclosure and transparency. You have $75 million floating around there, supporting candidates around the country. It's important for people to know where that money comes from and this is something the president has fought for long before he w

Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) on bankrupting the taxpayers of New Jersey.

DNC Chairman Tim Kaine joins David Axelrod and President Obama in accusing the US Chamber of Commerce of taking foreign money and using it to fund campaign ads against Democratic candidates. Note: David Axelrod and other who have made similar accusations against the Chamber have yet to provide solid evidence that foreign money is being used to f

"People need to start being Americans again and fighting for this country," Gov. Joe Manchin (D-WV), candidate for US Senate, said on FOX News.

Jan Schakowsky defends Obamacare at the League of Women Voters candidates forum in Northern Illinois, 10-10-2010. (source: www.foundingbloggers.com/www.sharpelbows.net)

Gov. Joe Manchin: "As your senator, I'll protect our Second Amendment rights. That's why the NRA endorsed me. I'll take on Washington and this administration to get the federal government off of our backs and out of our pockets. I'll cut federal spending, and I'll repeal the bad parts of ObamaCare. I sued the EPA, and I'll take dead aim at the c

"I think the law should be very clear, we have the technology to do it. No employer should be allowed to hire anybody for a job without having first gotten verification from this national center that this person is eligible to vote .. eligible to work," Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) said. (source: WKRO-AM/Boston)

Keith Olbermann is seen writing a special comment in an advertisement for MSNBC's new progressive campaign "Lean Forward."

"Ladies and gentlemen, that's it, let's call for him. Tear it up. Obama!," Vice President Joe Biden said.

(CBS News) At a White House event today with Stevie Wonder, President Obama said the music legend’s tunes help him “sweet-talk Michelle” — and generally get his heart rate up. “I happened to be listening to him this morning when I woke up,” Mr. Obama said. Wonder joined Mr. Obama as the president signed legis

Rep. Kendrick Meek (D-FL), candidate for US Senate, makes it clear he is not making a deal with Gov. Crist (I-FL) and dropping out of the race.

NBC: New York’s Tea Party-backed gubernatorial candidate defends comments condemning the gay community and maintains that his reservations about homosexuality involve marriage and exposing children to “grown men grinding on each other” at gay pride parades.

FNC: Why has the racial divide gotten worse since Obama was elected president?