"Lying is unforgivable. Lying publicly about something like this is unforgivable and he should resign," former DNC chairman Tim Kaine (D-VA) said today. Kaine recently resigned as chairman to run for a U.S. Senate seat.

In a surreal segment, MSNBC host Ed Schultz takes on three of his ideological colleagues over whether Rep. Anthony Weiner should resign. Joan Walsh admits she was "stupid" to defend Weiner and give him the benefit of the doubt. Transcript below: JOAN WALSH, SALON.COM: The lying is what disturbs me. He implicated a lot of us. I gave h

"He's getting beat up pretty good. Last night I called for the congressman to take one for the team and step aside and resign. many of you in our poll, 65% of you disagreed with what I said," MSNBC host Ed Schultz said tonight. Schultz first

Photo recipient Megan Broussard weighs in on New York congressman, how she's handling media whirlwind. Broussard says Weiner has "impulse" control problems.

Herman Cain talks about social issues, foreign policy, and his 1994 encounter with President Bill Clinton.

YouTube: RNC Chairman, Reince Priebus, in Washington, DC, on June 7, 2011, explaining why NY Rep. Anthony Weiner should resign. Also questioned why Nancy Pelosi and DNC Chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, remain silent on the issue.

"I think we should tell him to go pound sand. That's ridiculous. I mean, how much more crony capitalism can we have to benefit General Motors," Tim Pawlenty said today about GM CEO Dan Akerson's suggestion that the gas tax should be raised by one-dollar. "You know, President Obama already, to save the UAW, gave them a special bankruptcy deal, an

(via Hot Air) The Agenda Project: Ten year ago, Republicans made a mistake. They gave tax cuts to millionaires. They decided our country needed less money and millionaires needed more. Now our country doesn't have the money

Chris Matthews reads some of the dirty messages sent between Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) and a Vegas blackjack dealer.

DONALD TRUMP: "That fact is that he lied, he cheated, he was as bad as I ever seen. I don't know what this guy was thinking to do all of those interviews and now having to recant. He is a liar, he should never, ever be allowed to run for office again."

NYT columnist Charles Blow on how Rep. Anthony Weiner mangled the P.R. aspect of his scandal.

FOX News: Radio Host Mark Levin, who calls Anthony Weiner "freakish" and a "pervert", thinks the scandal should be a lesson to the American people on politics and philosophy. He says, "The idea that we as a free people give so much power to these temporary politicians who names we really don't know, who's lifestyles we really don't know, we know da

"Call somebody else," Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) said when asked what advice would he give Weiner if he asked him. "I know Congressman Weiner. I wish there was some way I could defend him but I can't," Reid said.

Rush Limbaugh: This guy was Playboy Numero Uno. He was a womanizer par excellence.

Charlie Cook, Clarence Page and Stu Rothenberg talk about a new poll that places Romney at 49% and Obama at 46%.

"[I]f you go back to the year 2000, when we had an obvious disaster and - and saw that our voting process needed refinement, and we did that in the America Votes Act and made sure that we could iron out those kinks, now you have the Republicans, who want to literally drag us all the way back to Jim Crow laws and literally - and very transparently -

Jeff Poor at Daily Caller reports: “Sarah has not been serious over the last couple of years,” Ed Rollins said. “She got the vice-presidential thing handed to her. She didn’t go to work in the sense of trying gain more substance. S

"I'm not concerned about a double-dip recession, I'm concerned that the fact that the recovery we're on is not producing jobs as quickly as I wanted to happen. Prior to this month, we have seen three months of very robust job growth in the private sector. And, so we are very encouraged by that. This month, we still saw job growth in the private sec

Salon.com's Steve Kornacki on the future of Rep. Weiner's political career.

BILL PRESS: "I'd rather have somebody whose going to fight for the things we believe in and has a zipper problem then somebody who is going to be in the pocket of the oil companies and the insurance companies and doesn't have a zipper problem."

Charles Krauthammer: "For purely partisan politics, the Democratic party will be hurt the longer [Weiner] survives."

Bill O'Reilly: Rep. Weiner will have to answer to the voters and we'll see what happens. Other politicians have survived worse.