"You're not using good logic there. You've got to use actual intelligence that you received. And, so, you might -- all you've given me is a kind of status. You have not given me a technique for tactic or behavior. Something that would suggest somebody is not Muslim, but Islamic, that has actually moved into the category of violent extremists," Home

Chief Obama campaign adviser David Axelrod says 2012 will not be a referendum, but "a choice" between the ideas of Obama and his opponent.

Donald Trump says Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) should have sat back and let President Obama try to come up with a solution to reform Medicare and then "criticize the plan." Trump slams Paul Ryan and his plan because he believes it will cost the GOP the House in 2012. "To come out with his own plan -- by the way, you already lost one election in an ar

SarahPAC: Our family has been blessed with an opportunity to showcase all that is good and strong and free about our exceptional nation. Even though the media too often sadly chose sound-bites over substance, they did get lots of substance during our “O

White House press secretary Jay Carney says the implemented parts of health reform are "successful." "[The] Individual responsibility provision in this is necessary in order to allow those who have preexisting conditions to stay and to keep insurance," Carney said. "We believe that the benefits are significant and that as the implementation proc

Chris Matthews weighs in on Rush Limbaugh dismissing Mitt Romney as a candidate after he came out supporting the theory of man-made global warming. "He [Romney] believes in science. Republicans on the right hate science, remember? Certainly Rush does. That's ahead. The battle between the college guys and the rubes. You're watching 'Hardball,' on

GOP: On CNN this morning, Sen. Sessions (R-AL) addressed the debt ceiling negotiations, the Biden talks, and Democrats' unwillingness to produce a budget through regular order. While host Christine Romans suggested that more deficit spending is needed to stimulate the economy, Sessions pushed back, noting that two and a half years of borrowing a

"The thing is that it is a naked picture of his genitals. But how do we know it's not Andrew Breitbart's? There's nothing to prove that's Anthony Weiner's," Joy Behar said on "The View" today.

"I think the union folks basically bought and paid for his last campaign, so he's taking care of them and they're taking care of him," presidential candidate Mitt Romney said about President Obama's relationship with the United Auto Workers (UAW) union. (Source: Frank Beckmann show on WJR-AM, Detroit)

MSNBC daytime host Chris Jansing: "If that does happen though is it because the politicians on both sides and i would say the Republicans who have been hammering at the President that they would bear some responsibility in that."

"I think that has been proven again and again, White House press secretary Jay Carney said of President Obama's commitment to reducing the deficit. "Most recently by the continuing resolution negotiation that averted a government shutdown earlier this year with Republicans that tighten deficits significantly in this fiscal year by the Affordable Ca

Former White House deputy press secretary under Obama Bill Burton on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." "This race is going to be close, probably closer than in 2008," Burton said. "It's going to be a dogfight, make no mistake," Burton added. Earlier in the interview he called Mitt Romney a "phony."

"I mean, when you get up in the morning, today. Across America. Seriously. What is it about a $14 trillion deficit that bothered you today?" Beckel asked. Beckel also called for another trillion-dollar stimulus plan.

"Everything I see Tim Pawlenty say in the last month appeals to me," former GE CEO Jack Welch said on CNN's "Piers Morgan Tonight." "Now, he's not the jazziest guy in town, and he's not the most exciting. If you look at what he says, and his vision for America, and that plan he put out in the last 48 hours...Everytime I see him in an interview,

"The money is in the transactions. Not in chasing somebody about what income they got this year, what deductions they want to take. No. You move the money, we get our one-percent," Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA) said on "Morning Joe."

Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) at a Senate committee hearing on extending FBI Director Mueller's term. "President Obama could nominate a new Director that would be there for 10 years and by extending you for two years he is -- in two years he [Obama] may not be the President. So, I think bears mention," Franken said.

Daily Show: Anthony Weiner's tawdry correspondence reveals an exchange about having sex while watching The Daily Show. Host Jon Stewart mocks Weiner for calling up President Clinton and apologizing for his behavior. "He had to apologize to Bill Clinton for what? Copyright infringement?," Stewart jokes.

Michelle Malkin appears on "Hannity" to discuss her latest column on the disappearing Obama economic team. (source: The Right Scoop)

"It's time that I confess publicly: I'm the longest running liberal sleeper agent in the history of this country," Charles Krauthammer sarcastically said. Recently, Krauthammer was criticized by Rush Limbaugh over his lack of support for Sarah Palin. "Look, everybody's going to interpret the amount of attention anybody gets on the news as us hav

AP: Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich's campaign manager, senior strategists and key aides in early delegate-selection states all resigned on Thursday, a mass exodus that leaves his hopes of winning the Republican nomination in tatters. Rick Tyler, Gingrich's spokesman, said he, campaign manager Rob Johnson and senior strategists had

On MSNBC, former CNN reporter-turned-columnist Bob Franken claims Tim Pawlenty is planning to lead an "oligarchy." (source: Mark Finkelstein )

"I'm not," Weiner said when asked by a New York Post reporter whether he planned to resign. (via The Right Scoop)

MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell talks to Washington Post Columnist Dana Milbank about the mounting pressure on the congressman to leave office, plus reports of his wife’s pregnancy. (The Last Word)

Ed Schultz once again used his soapbox to call for the resignation of Rep. Anthony Weiner. "There is only one person who can end this," Ed Schultz said. "You."