STEPHANOPOULOS: It is good to be back. Boy, you saw right of the box, Mitt Romney last night walking that tightrope on the economy, welcoming the good news, but saying President Obama doesn't deserve any credit for it. He's made things worse. That's going to be the key debate of this campaign. AXELROD: He ought to ask 1.5 million auto workers an

DNC Chairman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz discusses Romney, President Obama and Solyndra with Chris Wallace. "It's total apples and oranges comparison," Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said on "Fox News Sunday." Schultz was about Obama's record as a job creator versus Mitt Romney's. On the topic of Solyndra, Wass

"I think that the president – and for the good of the country, forget Democrats, Republicans – for the good of the country, I think it's really important for the president to make the race that he is running against a do-nothing Congress," Pelosi told CNN Chief Political Correspondent Candy Crowley. "Our races are about the House of Represen

2012 GOP presidential candidates square off in a debate from New Hampshire hosted by NBC's David Gregory. Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas,, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Texas Gov. Rick Perry (L-R) participated in the debate.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is stumped on Obama's own words about fixing the economy or being a one-term president (January 8, 2012)

George Will, Donna Brazile, Matthew Dowd, Mary Matalin, and Jake Tapper debate.

Politico's Evan Thomas (previously at Newsweek): "It's interesting that Perry stayed in because there is still this angry, white, middle class male out there that is a seething force, and Romney is not really their guy. It's not clear who is, I'm not sure, I mean, Santorum for the moment, but in some ways, that is a force to be tapped, and nobody's

STEPHANOPOULOS: Also this morning a new book out about the White House by Jodi Kantor of the New York Times about the president and Mrs. Obama. It's called "The Obamas." I want to read a little bit of an excerpt from Ms. Kantor's piece in The New York Times about it. It's talking about the first lady and says, "new to the ways of Washington, but im

Overcoming a past debate gaffe, Rick Perry successfully named the three government departments he would cut to laughter and applause at the NBC News/Facebook debate in N.H.

“The message has to be across the board,” Ron Paul said about his campaign on "FOX News Sunday." “I still have to attract the votes” of traditional Republicans. “I’m not an absolutist,” Ron Paul said in an interview with “Fox News Sunday” program when asked if he would ever consider a third-party run for president. “Everyone

Bret Baier, A.B. Stoddard, NH Gubernatorial Candidate Ovide Lamontagne, and Neil Levesque of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, as they discuss some of the greatest moments from past New Hampshire primaries, in our web exclusive Panel Plus

David Gregory analyzes this morning's Republican Presidential Debate in Concord, New Hampshire.

STEPHANOPOULOS: But unemployment is still not as low as you all predicted it would be when President Obama first came in, and according to most projections, it's likely to be the highest for any incumbent president in modern times. AXELROD: Well, we'll see where those statistics lack. I think the direction is important here. Governor Romney may