"Well, Mr. President, I have a word to describe those people. Those people who have the audacity to speak up against the big government, the people who have the audacity to go out and support our Constitution, the people who are out there every day fighting for a limited government that has served our country so well for 200 years. And Mr. Presi

"The truth is, this is the hard part of change. We are experiencing it. I ask you to remember that is exactly what Barack told us," Michelle Obama told a rally in Philadelphia. "The truth is, it's going to take a lot longer," Michelle Obama says about "change." Michelle Obama says she thinks about election day 2008 to cheer her up.

"If you were to believe what the polls are saying about those who are likely to vote, then it's going to be something close to a bloodbath for Democrats," high ranking Democrat Rep. James Clyburn (SC) said. (source: WVOC-AM, 11/1/2010)

RUSH LIMBAUGH: "On one report you're gonna hear how it's gonna be a GOP Republican sweep. The next report, "Eh, ain't gonna be as big." They're already setting the table, as I mentioned to you last week. If you look in the right places you will find stories about how big, how sweeping this victory tomorrow is going to be. The reason for that i

"Look, we're going to have a bad day tomorrow, Democrats," Gov. Bill Richardson (D-NM) said on MSNBC.

Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) cuts a radio interview short after he finds out his campaign granted it to a political opponent. Transcript, as it happened, below: BOYLES: This is Senator Michael Bennett. Good morning, sir. BENNETT: Good morning, how you doing? BOYLES: I gotta ask you, man, we have been trying to get you on this radio show sinc

Gov. Charlie Crist (I-FL) says "Florida values" do not include Sarah Palin and the "tea party show."

"Hi, this is Governor Sarah Palin. I’m calling to ask that you and your neighbors vote for Tom Tancredo to be the next Governor of Colorado on Tuesday. Tom is the right man for the job and he’ll fight for lower taxes, he’ll stop growing government, and start growing the economy. And we know he’ll continue working to end i

Christine O'Donnell's (R-DE) final election pitch that was supposed to air in Delaware on Sunday night.

"We're here to restore that dream ...," First Lady Michelle Obama said at a Harry Reid rally in North Las Vegas, Nevada. "That's all we're trying to do. That is the vision we all share in this country. Don't let anybody fool you, that is it. That is the same vision my husband fought for as a young community organizer many years ago," the First

MSNBC's Chris Matthews trashes the teleprompter and comments on President Obama's shortcomings. "I think the biggest mistake he has made is using Chicago-style politics," Matthews said. Chris Matthews says Obama is not "their president" but he is only President to himself.

Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) talks about terrorism and candidates across the country. Giuliani responds to the unsourced Politico piece attacking Sarah Palin.

Tom Tancredo of the American Constitution Party explains his surge in the Colorado governor race. The Republican candidate currently polls at less than 8%.

PA governor Ed Rendell (D) says voter turnout has been greatly underestimated in Senate race. "African American voters are fired up, Latino voters are fired up ... gay voters are fired up," Rendell said.

Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) opines on Joe Miller, attack on Sarah Palin and tomorrow's midterm election. "I think it's a mistake to try to exclude any person or any group from the electoral process," Cornyn said of attacks on Palin. Cornyn says it is a "theoretical" possibility that the Senate could go to GOP, however he says in 2012 the party wi

"These Republican leaders who don't put their names in print but make comments in shadows need to shut up. We're focused on winning elections tomorrow night, we're not focused on 2012," RNC Chairman Michael Steele said on CNN. "Let's stop the inside Washington games, no one cares about that," Steele added.

Sarah Palin responds to a critical Politico piece using unnamed political "sources" that say they want to "stop" her. Palin accuses authors Mike Allen and Jim Vandehei of conducting "yellow journalism." Palin says the "unnamed anonymous sources" probably are apart of the old GOP establishment. "I don't think the paper that we just printed thi

Liberal columnist Eugene Robinson says "people are understandably upset," however thinks the "enthusiasm gap" is starting to swing the other way.

NBC News President Steve Capus joins Morning Joe to talk about Tuesday's special extended coverage on NBC News, and the network's commitment to covering the U.S. political landscape.

"I guess they're feeling cocky, maybe," said President Obama in Ohio. "The Republican leader of the House says, 'this is not a time for compromise' - that's a quote. The Republican leader of the Senate said his main goal for the next two years -- his top priority -- is to win the next election and to beat me. Think about this, his priority is no