Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa had some profane, combative words for Republicans while warming up the crowd for President Obama in Detroit, Michigan on Monday. "We got to keep an eye on the battle that we face: The war on workers. And you see it everywhere, it is the Tea Party. And you know, there is only one way to beat and win that war. The o

CNN's John King failed to ask Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa about about his threatening "son of bitches" remark at a Labor Day rally attended by President Obama. The interview lasted just over six minutes and c

When he took the stage, President Obama said he was "proud" of Jimmy Hoffa and other labor leaders. Prior to Obama's appearance Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa told the crowd, speaking about Republicans, that we need to "take these son of bitches out."

"I'd like to at least see competition. Why can't we legalize the Constitution on money? Competing currency. Let gold and silver be used as legal tender. Today, if you use gold and silver you'd go to prison. And the counterfeiters are over there at the Federal Reserve," Rep. Ron Paul said at Sen. Jim DeMint's "Palmetto Freedom Forum" in South Caroli

(Reuters) - Republican presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann's campaign manager, Ed Rollins, and his deputy are leaving their roles, Rollins said on Monday, adding he would remain in a senior advisory position. "I have great affection for her.

"Because the Constitution does not specifically enumerate nor does it give to the federal government the role and duty to superintend over education that historically has been held by the parents and by local communities and by state governments. To put that in to the federal government as we saw with the Department of Education in the late 1970s,

"Now, the fact is our economy is stronger when workers are getting paid good wages and good benefits. Our economy is stronger when we have broad-based growth and broad-based prosperity. That's what unions have always been about, shared prosperity," President Obama said to a union crowd in Detroit, Michigan.

"The one reason the president and his administration don’t have an idea that’s going to work is they keep forgetting the business sector is the engine that drives growth," GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain told FOX News after President Obama's address to union members in Detroit. When it came to

Sarah Palin is cheered on after addressing a Tea Party crowd about reform in government in New Hampshire on Monday. Palin, who has not decided to sit on the sidelines for 2012 or enter the race for the GOP nomination, said someone who has a record of reform and pro-growth needs to be a candidate. "What we need is -- we need people with a proven

"It doesn't appear that she is," going to get into the fray, DemInt said. "She's done a lot, I think, to engage the American people and stir things up, which we really needed to do, to get American citizens more involved in the process. It made a big difference in the last election. My hope is it'll make an even bigger difference in the next electi

Obama faux pas in Detroit, MI: "I think putting money back in the pockets of working families is the best way to get demand rising because that then means business is hiring. That means the government -- that means that the economy is growing."

More than 200 people gathered in Concord to see former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speak during a highly anticipated Tea Party Express rally.

"I doubt it. Well, if he sent a written proposal over first, I would go hear him explain it. Frankly right now I am so frustrated I don't think I'm going to go," Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) told ABC News on Monday.

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President Obama to a riled-up union crowd in Detroit, Michigan: "You say you are the party of tax cuts? Well, then prove you will fight just as hard for tax cuts for middle class families as you do for oil companies and the most affluent Americans. Show us what you got! The time for Washington games is over. The time for action is now. No more manu

Newt Gingrich at Sen. Jim DeMint's "Palmetto Freedom Forum" in SC. Candidates will be interviewed by United States Senator Jim DeMint, United States Congressman Steve King, and Constitutional scholar Dr. Robert George.