"PJTV Facebook fan Sam Cox asks whether today's debates are anything like the debates the Founding Fathers had in the 1770's."

ABC's Claire Shipman: "There's also an economist at the University of Michigan who has studied diversity and decision making and has found that in every business decision diversity leads to better decisions. In other words, a group of all white men are not going to reach the best decisions." (Note: Shipman is married to White House press secreta

RNC Chairman Priebus: Obama a "disaster to this economy."

SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM (R-SC): "Put on the table with the regional partners, Turkey is being overrun by Syrian refugees to put on table at the United Nations in an international way aid to the Syrian people. Humanitarian disasters are bound, what we did in Libya to protect the people against a rogue regime. If it made sense to protect the Libyan pe

George Will, Donna Brazile, Peggy Noonan, Jake Tapper discuss.

Brit Hume, Mara Liasson, Bill Kristol and Juan Williams debate.

Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), Robert Reich and ABC's Jon Karl discuss the "jobless recovery."

GOV. TIM PAWLENTY: "President Obama said that he designed Obamacare after Romneycare and basically made it Obamneycare."

"I don't see how he can proceed and effectively represent his constituency" in light of the scandal," Hoyer (D-MD) said.

Atlanta’s Mayor Kasim Reed said “we need to be talking about jobs, jobs, jobs,” but the Anthony Weiner scandal is a distraction. Mike Murphy, Richard Wolffe and Kim Strassel weighed in on the Weiner scandal, unemployment and how unemployment will affect the 2012 race for president.

The first new photos of Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords were released on her Facebook page since she was nearly killed in an assassination attempt in January. Russ Mitchell reports.

Republican candidate for president, Rick Santorum, says he’s “someone who’s been out there for 16 years, having the courage to lead on a variety of conservative issues when they weren’t popular.” (Meet the Press)

RealClearPolitics reporter Erin McPike on Romney, Gingrich, Bachmann and the 2012 race.

(NECN/CNN) - U.S. House Speaker John Boehner drew some laughs during a speech at Ohio State University at the expense of Rep. Anthony Weiner. "People are probably not going to vote for you if they can't say your name," said Boehner during a commencement speech Sunday. He said his own name looks like beaner, bonner and "boner". He then said, "