Chris Matthews and Fmr. Sen. John Sununu (R-NH) argue over Mitt Romney, Republican race after NBC's debate on Sunday morning.

"Newt isn't after victory. He is after vengeance," Charles Krauthammer said on FOX News' "O'Reilly Factory" tonight. "This is Ahab on the loose hunting his Great White Mitt. He thinks and perhaps with some justice that month ago it looked as if he was about to engineer the greatest comeback in American history, rise to the presidency and be a world

Meghan McCain mispronounced "modicum" as "emoticon" -- twice.

"Now it's the system under which we operate, which leads to this kind of campaigning and will lead to corruption and scandals. I guarantee it." McCain said on CNN's "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer."

"As you know, there is a reelection campaign located in Chicago and this president is doing the things he needs to do to prepare for his campaign. The level of his engagement is relatively low right now because he has work to do as president. He is very focused on his number one priority: Doing everything he can as president working with Congress,

“If we have a potential nominee who can't take the heat in February you sure don’t want to discover that in September. So I think Gov. Romney owes all of us a press conference where he explains what happened to the companies that went bankrupt and why Bain made so much money out of companies that were going bankrupt," Gingrich said.

William Daley is resigning as President Barack Obama's chief of staff just one year into the one of the most pivotal jobs in U.S. Politics. Daley is to be replaced by Jacob Lew, now the White House budget director.

"I was thrilled. Todd [Palin] called me and had a great conversation, [he] said 'Look, ou're a populous conservative, you understand main street and you understand small town, you're not part of the Wall Street gang and I want to personally endorse you.' Sarah said a couple of days ago that she thought that Mitt was the weakest candidate we could p

"My personal opinion, which is frequently wrong, is if the election were held today, depending on who the Republicans nominate, of course, that I think he might very well lose in a close election. However, again, my opinion, I think these debates and the Republican race for the nomination up to now have revived President Obama's chances, somewhat,"

RUSH: The Democrats are afraid of any candidate they have sought to destroy. You can start with Sarah Palin, you can move on to Santorum. Any — any conservative who showed any interest — the Democrats set out to destroy. That’s who they’re genuinely afraid of. They are not hammering Mitt Romney at all, and Donna Brazile let the cat out of t

RICK PERRY, PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I think that's simplifying the issue too much. I think it issue is was there a way to keep the businesses going and keep the individuals employed. Obviously, the bottom line for Bain was making money. It wasn't about helping the people of South Carolina, it wasn't trying to keep these people employed.

Radio talk show host Laura Ingraham grilled Rick Tyler, senior advisor to Winning Our Future PAC, over their anti-Bain Capital attack ads aimed at Mitt Romney. "Mitt Romney has not been vetted on Bain. I think if he gets to the general election and he's not vetted on Bain, I don't think David Axelrod and the Occupy Wall Street movement is gonna

"I think in a broad variety of ways he can not only appeal to the Republican base, and I understand he has some work to do with the more conservative base, but also the independent voters will decide this next election. I think he will be a great attraction for them because he is stark contrast to the view that President Obama believes government c

This web video from the Gingrich campaign accuses Mitt Romney of raising taxes and fees during his time as governor of Massachusetts.

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Sarah Palin says the mainstream media is not laying a finger on Romney "in order to bolster his chances" to face Obama. "They are already gearing up to portray him, accurately or inaccurately -- as being out of touch with the working class," she said. "My opinion is that I can see what’s coming: The media will try to bolster Romney so they

Before throwing his support for Gov. Mitt Romney in the race for the White House, Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R-MN) was waging a campaign of his own. Now, he’s back on the trail in New Hampshire, telling America’s Newsroom co-host Martha MacCallum that Mitt Romney will, indeed, be the country’s next president. In the interview, Pawlenty reacted to

According to author, one advisor cursed-out Michelle Obama behind her back.

Gingrich knocks Romney for his reason to not run for a second term as Governor of Massachusetts. Santorum also gets a dig in when he asked if Romney wouldn't run for a second term if elected president due to the same reasons he gave for not seeking another term as Governor. "I-- I went to Massachusetts to make it different. I didn't go there to

Newt Gingrich: I think at some point Gov. Romney's going to have to hold a press conference and walk through, with considerable detail, some of the companies that Bain took over where they apparently looted the companies, left people unemployed and walked off with millions of dollars. Look, I'm for capitalism. I'm for people who go in to save a

This interview took place on Newt Gingrich's bus in Manchester, NH on Sunday afternoon January 8th, 2011. David Brody of Christian Broadcast News (CBN) talked with Gingrich. Transcript below. David Brody: New Hampshire. What’s a realistic expectation? What’s going through your mind in terms of what you’d like to do here? Newt Gingrich

Governor Christie responds to heckler at Romney for President Rally in New Hampshire on Sunday, January 8, 2012. Chris Christie responds to chants from a group of attendees yelling "Mitt kills jobs, Christie kills jobs." "Really? You know something may go down tonight, but it ain't gonna be jobs sweetheart," Christie told the hecklers.

On CBS News Norah O'Donnell says that a senior WH adviser admitted to her that reelection for the president was going to be tough with unemployment higher than 8%. (January 6, 2012)

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