"Once or twice last night the level of intensity, particularly between Romney and Perry got to be almost like 7th graders at a school yard. And I felt very uncomfortable and I thought it hurt the entire Republican Party," Newt Gingrich said on "Hannity" tonight.

In an exclusive interview, Newsmax asks Rep. Allen West (R-FL) for his opinion on the "Occupy" demonstrations popping around around the country and the world. "Martin Luther King Jr. would not have backed these types of protesters. He had a focus, a mess

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) mocks the rich for not opening their wallet up for the federal government. Here's what he said: As Joe Biden said, I believe most people who make over a million dollars know this is the right thing to do. But It's a small number who are very greedy. Their view is (mocking voice) 'I made all my money all b

“I’m looking for which candidate really inspires the imagination and earns the vote of conservatives all around the country,” Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) said about endorsing a candidate in the Republican primary. “I want to see the one who’s appealing to Independents; I want to see the one who’s gonna win the general election, because 2012

Sen. Bernie Sanders says that Mitt Romney owes the president an apology after attacking his jobs record.

While pushing his jobs plan in Virginia, President Obama looked down upon American ingenuity. "We used to have the best stuff," Obama said of America. "Are we going to be the generation where we stop building?"

Political analyst Charles Krauthammer challenged Rick Santorum when it comes to his stance on gay marriage, asking him in what way opposing gay marriage is in effect a defense of traditional marriage. Santorum responded, saying that just because an institution is hurting, doesn’t mean a society should ‘execute it.’ “It’s something n

Visiting a school in York County, PA, Vice President Joe Biden pitched the administration's "jobs plan" in a classroom full of fourth graders. Biden enticed the fourth graders by explaining that millionaires will pay for it. "We're going to give you some money to hire them back," Biden told the class of about 30 students. Take about $500

COSTELLO: So in the next debate, you're going on the attack? CAIN: I'm going on the attack. COSTELLO: You're ready to do that. CAIN: Yes, I am. COSTELLO: Really, you've been the nice guy through all this. CAIN: Yes. COSTELLO: The likable guy. CAIN: I've been trying. But they're getting on my last nerve.

"We cut a trillion dollars of all this unnecessary bureaucratic spending and get us back to a Constitutional government and I think the people are with us on this. That’s why there are demonstrations in the streets. What I’m trying to do is prevent the violence that we’re seeing in the European streets," presidential candidate Ron Paul (R-

“I just want to make a couple of observations this morning about what’s going on in Washington at the moment, and what isn’t. “What’s going on is that Democrats are obsessed for some reason with raising taxes. “That’s the only possible way to explain their latest idea to impose a permanent tax hike on about 300,000 U.S. business

“Stern’s version of what has been going on behind closed doors has of course been disputed, but his efforts were typical of a commissioner who has always seemed eager to be viewed as some kind of modern plantation overseer, treating NBA men as if they were his boys,” Gumbel continued. “It’s part of Stern’s [modus operandi], like his pas

"The massive layoffs we've had in America today—of course they're rooted in the last administration—and it's very clear that private sector jobs are doing just fine. It's the public sector jobs where we've lost huge numbers, and that's what this legislation's all about. And it's unfortunate my friend the Republican Leader is complaining about t

"I guarantee it's going to be a close election because the economy is not where it wants to be and even though I believe all the choices we've made have been the right ones, we're still going through difficult circumstances. That means people who may be sympathetic to my point of view still kind of feel like, yeah, but it still hasn't gotten done y

David Axelrod says the 2012 election will be close. He also says he does not know who the GOP nominee will be, and that Romney "is bumping along at 25%" in the polling for the GOP primary.

Chris Matthews, Bob Shrum and Ron Reagan talk about Mitt Romney's recent comments on home foreclosures. Reagan claims that Romney turns companies around "by firing everybody."

Former Virginia Democratic Gov. Doug Wilder tells MSNBC: "If you've noticed the absence of many Democrats with the president as he swings through the state. The Democratic leader of the House has even taken out ads that say 'I am not Obama.'"

Bill O'Reilly talks about the government spent money during the Bush administration and the last few years trying to stimulate the economy. He warns that the U.S. will have a debt crisis similar to the one in Greece.

DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz calls out Republicans for their "irresponsible negative demonization" of Democratic pols and ideas.

Rachel Maddow says that Social Security has kept senior citizens from falling into poverty during the economic downturn. However, young Americans have had a harder time during the recession.

Krauthammer: "He cant' run on the vision. He can't run on the stewardship. So what's he running on? He's running on envy, class envy, demonization. The rich are responsible for America's ills, and the Republicans are the protector of the rich."