Govs. Ricky Perry and Mitt Romney go at it over Social Security in the first few moments of Monday's Tea Party debate on CNN.

Sarah Palin says she is not afraid to call out fellow Republicans when she thinks they have been "part of the problem." On Monday night, Palin accuses Republican candidate for President Rick Perry of engaging in "crony capitalism." Perry, as governor of Texas, mandated that young girls get a vaccination for the HPV virus in an executive order. Perr

Newt Gingrich on government waste.

Rick Santorum and Ron Paul debate the causes of 9/11 and hate of the U.S. by the Muslim world.

President Obama discusses the weak economy, his new jobs plan, his dropping approval ratings and the GOP presidential hopefuls in an interview with NBC's Brian Williams."What we've done is we've been able to stabilize the economy and, you know, that is an enormous accomplishment, but the fact of the matter is that we are not where we need

Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) on health care reform and the responsible of society to take care of the uninsured ill.

Rep. Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry argue over his executive order to force young girls to get a vaccine from HPV, a sexually transmitted disease.

Instead of just the normal welcome of the candidates that occurs at every debate, CNN decided to go a different route and labels each candidate with a super-hero like name. Watch the odd opener at Tuesday night's Tea Party debate in the video above.

Joe Biden responds to Rick Perry calling Social Security a "Ponzi scheme": "He should go back and find out who Ponzi was. It was an individual in a different deal, but no it's not a Ponzi scheme. It is secure through 2036 and to fix is not hard."

President Obama discusses his jobs plan, the American Jobs Act, in the Rose Garden."This is a bill that will put people back to work all across the country. This is a bill that will help our economy in a moment of national crisis. This is a bill that is based on ideas from both Democrats and Republicans, and this is the bill that Congress

This ad from the DNC touts President Obama's jobs plan. It features clips of the president's speech to a joint session of Congress and encourages supporters to "read it" and "support it."

“There’s one candidate in this race who’s unmatched in his skills and experience and talent when it comes to turning around this economy and growing jobs, and that’s Mitt Romney,” Pawlenty said. “I believe he’s going to be our party’s nominee, and I think he’s going to be a transformational and great president for this country.”

In discussing Obama’s plan, Martha MacCallum asks Rep. Schultz if the plan is just to tax the rich like The Recovery Act did and Schultz says that The Recovery Act helped out America a lot and says, “To say that The Recovery Act didn’t work would be false.”

Mike Huckabee on Rick Perry and Social Security.

Bill Maher appeared on the "Tonight Show" with Jay Leno to give his political perspective and to offer President Obama some advice. "He's got to understand that with the Republicans, it's not the entree they don't like. They don't like the waiter," he said. "Stop trying to make everyone like you. You can give all the money to the rich, they w