Rick Perry: "Look, Ive said this administration is at war against organized religion. And when you look at what they have done, going after churches because churches had that ministerial exception in that and can decide who they were going to hire at their churches, the idea that the Catholic charities cannot take money or the federal government, t

Newt Gingrich: Juan, the fact is that more people have been put on food stamps by Barack Obama than any President in American history. I know among the politically correct you are not supposed to use facts that are uncomfortable. Second, you are the one who earlier raised the key point. There's an area on I-73 that was called by Barack Obama as an

At the Republican presidential debate in South Carolina the candidates were asked what would be the highest federal tax rate they would like people to pay. Ron Paul: "Well, we should have the lowest tax that we've ever had and upntil 1913 it was 0%. What's so bad about that?"

Perry called on Romney to release his tax forms like other candidates. "We can't fire our nominee in September. We need to know now," Perry said.

At tonight’s South Carolina GOP Debate, Bret Baier questioned Newt Gingrich about his attacks on Mitt Romney saying that in September Gingrich had vowed to “repudiate every effort of the news media to get Republicans to fight each other to protect Barack Obama, who deserves to be defeated.” Yet in recent days, Gingrich has gone on the attack

"It's very clear the establishment wants Romney. And it's very clear the establishment only has one chant. They can't argue his record in Massachusetts because it's too liberal, okay? So they can't come out and say, 'here's why you should be for him,' so they chant 'he's electable, he's electable.' These are the same people who got us beat in '96,

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Missouri) on getting something done about high black unemployment: "A white president, frankly, could be pushed a great deal more than we would push President Obama because nobody would accuse him or her of having partiality towards African-Americans. So its a tough spot and it also mean we still have a long way to go in ter

@6:38 - Santorum: This is the kind of outright lies and the hypocrisy that Gov. Romney is engaged in, not just with Newt Gingrich now but with anybody who stands in his way. You can get away with it, obviously, if you’ve got millions of dollars to spend and you go out there lying and people don’t hold you accountable. Well, we are. And let me a

Author and radio talk show host on his new book Ameritopia. “We’re already in a post-Constitutional America. In so many respects, we’ve distanced ourselves from our founding, and my big fear is so many people don’t understand what our founding is all about," Mark Levin said on FOX News today. He discussed Obama’s policies, ca

Santorum pressed Romney to state whether he believes that felons, who have served their time, should be given the right to vote. Santorum stressed, “This is a huge deal in the African-American community because we have very high rates of incarceration, disproportionally high rates, particularly with drug crimes in the African-American community.�

MICHELLE OBAMA: Absolutely. For my own sanity, I just have to turn it off. Because, you know, it just, I want to be happy in this job, because... GAYLE KING, CBS News: Are you happy in this job? MICHELLE OBAMA: I am so happy in this job. And I get a lot of good energy from the people that I meet. And that's how I measure what's happening. ...

This ad from Mitt Romney's campaign features former Arkansas governor and 2008 presidential candidate Mike Huckabee defending Romney's tenure as CEO of Bain Capital."Mitt Romney's come under a lot of fire. Surprising to see these attacks from fellow Republicans. They ought to know that if downsizing can turn around a failing company, then

On January 15, 2012, the day before the Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday, Obama Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett spoke at a church service at Ebenezer Baptist and used it as a platform to campaign for Barack Obama. ATLANTA (CBS ATLANTA)

MSNBC contributor Joy Ann Reid: "I think it just reinforces -- the audience for this is not African-Americans. They're like 2% of the Republican voters [in South Carolina]. The audience, this is conservative, white voters in South Carolina who are predisposed to say 'dependent black person.' That's the meme we believe in. It just makes me cringe as

Former presidential hopeful Herman Cain appeared by satellite on HBO's "Real Time" hosted by Bill Maher. Cain talks about his candidacy, the economy, government regulations and his current policy project.

Jon Huntsman dropped out of the Republican presidential primary. Huntsman said the GOP primary had "denigrated into an onslaught of negative and personal attacks not worthy of the American people. And not worthy of this critical time in our nation’s history denigrated into an onslaught of negative and personal attacks not worthy of the American p