Bill Clinton Retracts Debt Ceiling CommentsFormer President Bill Clinton first says it wouldn't be a big deal if the U.S. defaulted on our debt in the beginning. However, it would ultimately become a problem. After he received a call from Chief of Staff William Daley, Clinton changed his tune to be absolutely against any type of default.
TX Gov. Perry Will "Think" About Running For PresidentTexas Governor Rick Perry announced today he will "think" about a run for President after this legislative session is over.
Olbermann's First "Current TV" Video: FOX News Is "Enemy Of American Democracy"Keith Olbermann's "worst person in the world" segment gave the bronze, silver and gold to ... FOX News Channel.
"Hannity" Primary: Gary Johnson InterviewFormer New Mexico governor Gary Johnson (R) on his 2012 run, political philosophy. Johnson would support ending the Federal Reserve.
"Exploratory" Campaign? Palin To Go On Nationwide Bus TourFmr. Gov. Sarah Palin says her "One Nation Tour" is a campaign to educate and energize Americans. But is it also the start of her presidential run? NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.
Bill O'Reilly: Are Republicans Retreating Over Medicare?Bill O'Reilly: The GOP has to be strong in saying the national debt is putting America in grave danger.
Chris Hayes: GOP Backing Paul Ryan's Plan Is A "Suicide-Pact"Republicans are publicly supporting Rep. Paul Ryan and his Medicare-killing budget plan, but they are anonymously grumbling to the press. It’s the latest example in a long list of Rep. Boehner’s opposite-of-Midas touch. The Nation's Chris Hayes joins MSNBC to discuss.
Rush Limbaugh: Obama Is "Easily Beatable"RUSH LIMBAUGH: "Now, what the Democrats and the media are trying to establish is that he's unbeatable. That he's so powerful. That he's so authentic. He's got such a wonderful way of communicating, that this is not the time to try to beat him. And the Democrats are going to say, look, this was much worse than we thought. This economy -- much, mu
Fineman: GOP Facing Problem: Making Good On Campaign PromisesMSNBC political analyst Howard Fineman and The Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza talk about the Republican Party’s sinking approval ratings.