Rush Limbaugh opines on what voters should be most concerned about in the 2012 election, the president's view of America and how he'd fare in an election today. Limbaugh also talks about why Mitt Romney hasn't had a "surge" as well as the Republican Party's problem and fear of conservatism. Limbaugh was interviewed by Greta van Susteren for h

Chris Matthews wasn't the only MSNBC anchor to apologize on behalf of the network for

“I think that everyone can see very clearly that my friends on the other side of the aisle obviously want to have the government shut down. They have had experience doing this. That presumptive Republican nominee, Newt Gingrich, tried that once. It didn’t work so well. So I don’t think it’s going to work very well again," Majority Leader Ha

"Many people, myself included, liked Barack Obama, not just because we were thrilled by his love for this country and what he said about our country in his very being," MSNBC's Chris Matthews said as he introduced David Axelrod on tonight's "Hardball" program.

MSNBC daytime anchor Thomas Roberts seizes on Mitt Romney's use of the phrase "Keep America American." The network claims the phrase plays homage to the Ku Klux Klan slogan of "Keep America American." According to left-leaning news

“Right now, I think that as people look at who can defeat President Obama and get America back to creating the jobs we need, people are coming to the conclusion increasingly that I’m person with the experience, and the temperament, and the capacity to actually lead America and to defeat President Obama. That, I think, in the final analysis, is

"Quit wasting our time here in the Senate scoring points with the shutdown two days away," Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) said, later adding: "The last time I looked, Christmas is a week from Sunday. Time is a'wasting." "We have fiddled all year long. All year long. One point-scoring bill after another, designed to fail, des

CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin: "I did want to go back, because I know Rick did mention the idea of General Motors. I wanted to get a sense from you. Do you think the taxpayers ultimately going to get paid back on GM." Steven Rattner, Obama's car czar: "No, but we never said the taxpayer was going to get paid back. We put $82 billion in the car indus

"Newt Gingrich has wealth from having worked in government," Romney told CBS News political correspondent Jan Crawford in an interview in New York. "He's a wealthy man, a very wealthy man. If you have a half a million dollar purchase from Tiffany's, you're not a middle class American."

Martin Bashir, MSBC: "Pesident Obama is threatening to veto the bill because of the provision approving this controversial pipeline. Are you, sir, comfortable with that, the risk of letting the pay roll tax holiday expire over this pipeline issue?" Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vermont): "Well, the answer to that is, yes. I am."

In an interview with KOAA-TV, a local news channel from Colorado Springs, Colorado, President Obama says if Congress is not willing to pass legislation he wants, he will do it himself in order to win another term. Read the transcript below. Rob Quirk, KOAA-TV: "And one year from today we will know if this a one-term or two-term president. So, I

"We didn't create the condition. We haven't solved it fully yet because it was three decades in the making," President Obama said about the economy in an interview with WVEC-TV. Obama also blames "automation" for a continuing poor economy. "I mean, if you look at the trend lines, essentially what’s happened is that because of automation, be

MSNBC’s Chuck Todd: “Senator, let me ask you this. The basic premise seems to be Republicans say, ‘Okay, Democrats, we'll give you the unemployment extension, we'll give you the extension of the payroll tax holiday. We want Keystone.’ And I understand there's other things, but they want the Keystone pipeline. My guess is if you send them ba

NBC's Chuck Todd is caught giving the middle finger on Wednesday's edition of "Morning Joe."

This Massachusetts Democratic Party campaign ad from 2007 highlights statements Mitt Romney made about how Republicans.

From Youtube: "When Al Gore needed support for his liberal global warming agenda, he turned to Nancy Pelosi and Newt Gingrich to film an advertisement together. Filming an ad with Nancy Pelosi is another example of Newt Gingrich being an unreliable conservative and an unreliable leader."  

Ed Schultz, Joan Walsh and Ezra Klein discuss the presidential race and if "Reagan Democrats" are still a factor in 2012. Walsh: You and I both know that a segment of the white working class did go over to Ronald Reagan, did abandon the Democratic party. Some of it was race, and some it was just believeing that government was out of cont

Charles Krauthammer reviews why some Republicans don't like Newt Gingrich.

Bill O'Reilly says that much of the electorate is ignorant and that politicians pander to uninformed voters.

Chris Matthews and his panel rundown what they consider to be Newt Gingrich's top five most outrageous comments.