"Even though I'm entitled to, I have never taken a dime in salary from the campaign. Even though I'm legally entitled to it," Christine O'Donnell (R-DE) said about her failed 2010 campaign for U.S. Senate. O'Donnell claims she didn't illegally use campaign funds to pay for her office, which is a townhouse where staffers also lived. O'Donnell als

The Washington Post's Ezra Klein: "My friends on the right don’t like to hear this, but the Constitution is not a clear document. Written 100 years ago, when America had thirteen states and very different problems, it rarely speaks directly to the questions we ask it."

Concerned Women of America (CWA) and the Family Research Council (FRC) will not be attending CPAC this year because of the inclusion of GOProud, a gay conservative group. CPAC is an annual gathering of conservatives.

New York City Councilman Dan Halloran (R) claims union supervisors dragged out snow clean-up.

Under new House rules, bills must explain constitutional authority to enact legislation

Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson discusses Republicans' efforts to cut infrastructure spending.

Former U.N. Amb. John Bolton on Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons.

Charles Krauthammer argues that Republicans should attack government spending in a "process way." "If you say we want to restore the budget to the 2008 level, you are not actually attacking individual programs. You are leaving to the bureaucrats -- meaning the Democratic Obama bureaucrats -- the choice of what you cut and what you don't.

Jonathan Alter: "When it goes to the Supreme Court it's even crazier because you have these judges, these justices, who they've spent their whole career preaching against judicial activism, legislating from the bench. And they're about to be the biggest hypocrites ever to wear black robes."

Feds investigate whether Christine O'Donnell used campaign funds for personal expenses. She blames Joe Biden and the state GOP of conspiring against her.