"What I discovered is, is that I think it's always good publicity for a Republican if they're in an argument with me. But this was really not a big deal," President Obama told ABC News' Diane Sawyer.

Fox News Latino’s Victor Garcia did a phone interview with Newt Gingrich. During which the Former Speaker was asked about the recent Ann Coulter and Tom Delay criticisms. He dismissed them as “the old order,” and specifically cited Coulter has having been “all over the map.” (via

President Obama tells a college audience that people don't get rich on their own. Obama's point that without government and paying your fair share, ultimately the successful wouldn't be able to get where they are. "We do not begrudge wealth in this country. I want everybody here to do well. We aspire to financial success, but we also understand

ED SCHULTZ, MSNBC: Citizens United playing a big role in the -- in the campaign. Will the Democrats be able to compete against the corporate money that is just flowing in to Romney, Gingrich, even Governor Walker in Wisconsin, where there's going to be a recall election. HOUSE MINORITY LEADER NANCY PELOSI: Yes. SCHULTZ: I mean how do you v

"Those decisions you made, the risk you took, the losses we incurred really did save this country. The American people are beginning to figure it out. The American people are focusing on it more and more," Vice President Biden said at the House Democratic Retreat taking place in Cambridge, Maryland. "It's becoming absolutely clear that decisions

Newly minted MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry, a so-called expert on race and race relations, found a way to compare the confrontation between President Obama and Republican Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer to a well-known moment in segregation-era America. (via

Gingrich ad transcript:Mike Huckabee (in 2007 campaign ad): "If a man's dishonest to obtain a job, he'll be dishonest on the job."Narrator: "What kind of man would mislead, distort and deceive just to win an election. This man would. Mitt Romney. Romney said he has always voted Republican when he had the opportunity. But in the 199

"Politically, the president didn't just win the week, the president has won the month. The president won going all the way back to the end of the year last year," Joe Scarborough said on "Morning Joe" today.

At the House Democratic retreat in Cambridge, Maryland today, President Obama told Congressmen and Congresswomen that we do not admire the military for just their hard word or doing their jobs well. Obama says we also admire them "because of an ethic that says, we're all in this together." Obama says that ethic means that we "understand that we

President Obama tells Diane Sawyer he can't make predictions when Bears are not involved. “I can't call it. When the Bears are not involved, I can't make predictions because I will get into trouble. But both are great teams. Brady obviously one of the best quarterbacks we’ve ever seen. Eli Manning playing as well as he’s ever played, and

"And that is that Mitt Romney pays 14% of his income in taxes and people who get out there and work for a living pay 25%, 28%, 30%, 33%. I get it. Mitt Romney gets a better deal than any of the rest of us because he manages to earn his income in a way that has been specially protected for rich folks. I think that's wrong," Elizabeth Warren, a democ

The panel looks at how the Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney are battling for the legacy of Ronald Reagan.

Obama reacts to Newt Gingrich calling him "the food stamp President" on ABC News: "First of all, I don't put people on food stamps. People become eligible for food stamps. Second of all, the initial expansion of food stamp eligibility happened under my Republican predecessor, not under me."

Eugene Robinson, Washington Post: "People forget, he is really good at running for president. He's really good at that. And you know, there's been a state of good news for the president. So I think that does kind of contribute to this idea that the mojo is back. "There was a very good economic number this morning. The economy growing faster than

Newt Gingrich takes his South Carolina primary Newt-mentum down to Florida and reveals his plan to build a permanent U.S. moon base by 2020. (03:37)

"The big difference between us and them, I think can be distilled to a phrase. The difference between us and them is we are strongly supportive of the private sector. They're strongly supportive of the 'privileged sector.' I think that we, what we will be able to show and the Americans are beginning to figure out, that we are committed to bring bac

“So I don’t think Speaker Gingrich got the kind of mileage out of his performance that he got in the two debates in South Carolina,” Hume continued. “Furthermore, to add to the point, think of how well Newt did with the indignation in calling others out in the debates in South Carolina. Tonight, early, it was Mitt Romney calling the speaker

Rachel Maddow on Newt Gingrich getting attacked by conservative media and the establishment.

Former Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole, a Romney surrogate, told CBS News Newt Gingrich is "very bright" but "very difficult to work with." "I hope not," Bob Dole said when asked if he thinks Newt Gingrich has any chance to be president.

"You go to a Romney event and you see folks that represent upper middle class and upper class America. That's who is really into Romney. It's revealed, Chris, in the exit polls. Look at these states where Romney does the best. It's among the highest income folks and those with the most education. Conversely, you go to Newt events, you are seeing fo

CNN/RPOF/HLN Republican Presidential Debate @ University of N. FL - Jacksonville - Jan. 26, 2012 Time: 08:00 PM (20:00) EST on Thursday, January 26th, 2012 Location: University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Florida Broadcast: CNN Sponers: Republican Party of Florida and the Hispanic Leadership Network Host: Wolf Blitzer Participants: