President Obama, with a coarse voice, warned a crowd in Ohio: "They're fighting back. The empire is striking back. To win this election, they are plowing tens of millions of dollars into front groups. They are running misleading negative ads all across the country."

"I mean there's been a long and venerable tradition of conservatism in this country. You can go back at least to Ronald Reagan, William F. Buckley, all of that sort of intellectual conservatism that lasted about 30 years and people are saying that right now, it's really gone to the extreme. People are looking at the tea party and saying this is

CNN's Candy Crowley grills White House adviser David Axelrod on the administration's stance on GOP spending groups. "They say, trust us, trust us, everything is cool, everything is kosher, don't worry about it, but we're not going to disclose. Let me tell you something, [if] people don't disclose, there's a reason," Axelrod said.

"So Ms. Fiorina let me ask you a specific question, because I still haven’t gotten many specifics from you as a non-career politician, as the anti-Barbara Boxer, you tell me specifically what are you going to do to cut the billions, the trillions, of dollars in entitlements?," Chris Wallace asked Carly Fiorina.

Outside of the WGBH debate, Rep. Barney Frank's (D-MA) boyfriend James Ready heckles Sean Bielat (R-MA). (source: Boston Herald)

"There's an excitement about what this president is trying to do," White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said about his predictions that Democrats will retain the House and Senate. "We're the beneficiary of a lot of political real estate after 2006 and 2008 that haven't been held by Democrats for a long period of time," Gibbs said, seeming to

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Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet and Republican Ken Buck square off on all the issues that matter most to the nation and to Colorado: the economy, taxes, health care, immigration and more.

George Will, Matthew Dowd, Meghan McCain and Terry Moran debate.

Former head of the Democratic National Committee Howard Dean, Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC), Republican Strategist Liz Cheney, and former advisor to President Clinton Bill Galston debate on the main driving forces behind the 2010 midterm election.

"Sharron Angle's going to win that race, I'll make that prediction right here, right now," Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said on "FOX News Sunday." FULL INTERVIEW: Sens. Cornyn and McCaskill on 'FNS'

In a Sunday exclusive with "This Week" anchor Christiane Amanpour, Democratic Senate hopeful Chris Coons said winning the open seat he's running for in Delaware would all but guarantee that the Republicans didn't take control of the Senate.

George Will responds to Meghan McCain's attack on the GOP and Christine O'Donnell. UPDATE: O'Donnell's camp responds: Christine overwhelmingly won her primary battle against the establishment candida

"Barbara Boxer wants to wave the white flag of surrender and endanger this nation’s national security. It’s time she went back to San Francisco with [House Speaker] Nancy Pelosi," Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) said at an even for Carly Fiorina.