Mitt Romney thanked his supporters for a "great victory" in Florida. Romney said that "a competitive primary does not divide us, it prepares us and we will win." "My leadership will end the Obama era and begin a new era of prosperity," Romney said. "This campaign is about more than replacing a president, it’s about saving the soul of Americ

On a special edition of "Hannity" tonight on the FOX News Channel, a panel consisting of Joseph Farah, Bob Beckel and commentator Gretchen Hamel discussed who would be a potential VP candidate on the Republican ticket. The panel thought Florida Senator Marco Rubio would be the appropriate choice. However, Joseph Farah of World Net Daily disagree

MSNBC's Chris Matthews went on an intense rant against GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney during his network's coverage of the Florida primary. Matthews says Romney has "a very, very difficult time identifying with the yearnings of the American people." He also ccused Romney of "hiding" his money from the "tax collectors." "I think he ha

"People like Mr. [Allen] West, and Governor Brewer and so on, particularly Mr. West, is not only not representative of the African-American community or of the Republican Party, let alone of the American public. So what he says really is of little or no consequence, but it's unfortunate," Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA) said about Rep. Allen West

"We’re winning the hearts and minds of people and the numbers are growing," Ron Paul said after coming in fourth in the Florida primary.

"Romney, I thought, had some good lines," Charles Krauthammer said about the candidate's Florida victory on FOX News' "Hannity" tonight. "I think he sort of said, 'Look,I'm the winner here. I won in Florida. I'm really going to speak as the guy who doesn't even have to so much acknowledge my internal opposition.' He tried to speak as the guy who wa

"Now, you might ask — in the face of a 5-1 onslaught — how can that be true? And I’ll give you the answer. It was stated at a historic moment in 1863, in dedicating our first national military cemetery by the president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, who said we have government of the people, by the people, for the people. And we’re

White House press secretary Jay Carney says President Obama "gets to experience the American economy through the eyes of folks out there who are living it" when he reads 10 letters every night that are selected for him. Transcript below, from today's briefing. Q Thanks, Jay. A couple topics, please. I wanted to follow up first on the exchan

Santorum: I went to Florida and, of course, participated in the debates. I thought we did a pretty good job in those debates. And while we didn’t get into the melee of the negativism, as I said at that debate in Jacksonville on Thursday night, the American public does not want to see two or three candidates get into a mud — you know, a mud-w

"This is guy is so at odds with the truth. There's got to be like a birth defect or something. He doesn't understand when he's not telling the truth because he says it so convincingly. I mean it's really pathological. The idea that we out spent him in South Carolina is patently ridiculous," Rick Tyler of Winning Our Future, Gingrich's Super PAC, sa

Julianne Moore plays Sarah Palin, Ed Harris plays John McCain and Woody Harrelson plays senior campaign adviser Steve Schmidt. The film premiers on March 10, 2012 at 9PM on HBO.

First Lady Michelle Obama is in Los Angeles this week to promote the second anniversary of her "Let's Move!" campaign. Obama appeared on "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" to discuss healthy foods, promote her upcoming book and talk about life in the White House. During her appearance the First Lady did a segment where she fed Jay Leno fruits and

"I think at the end of this Florida campaign the Gingrich campaign was pretty desperate," Brit Hume said on FOX News tonight. "And I think we've sort of learned in this campaign that Newt Gingrich is vulnerable to attack ads and he was certainly bombarded with them. That he gets rattled at times when he's under attack and it diminishes his effectiv

"Obviously I think if the question is referring to things like 'Fast and Furious,' I think everyone has acknowledged that serious mistakes were made there. The key question is making sure those kinds of mistakes, this is from my standpoint, are never again repeated," Homeland Security Sec. Janet Napolitano said at the National Press Club.

JONATHAN MARTIN, POLITICO: Chuck, one last thing on the map, though, if I could. I think the other reason why north Florida is going to be fascinating to watch tonight is because it's going to give us a sense of what's ahead in March, when this primary does move to the deep south states, because as you know, Chuck, a lot of the counties in the panh

Why do you think we have a Secret Service?," Chris Matthews said about "hatred" for President Obama on WMAL-AM with hosts Mary Katherine Ham and Bryan Nehman. "If you don't think there was an honest fear of violence in that very hot period of around 2010, it was real. I think

“I would consider that, of course I would,” Fmr. Gov. Charlie Crist (I-FL) said on CNN when asked if he would vote for Obama. “I'm interested in watching the campaign as it unfolds, as most Americans are. This has been a tough time for the president to govern, I think everyone understands that. But we’re starting to see some positive signs

"As governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney vetoed a bill paying for kosher food for our seniors in nursing homes — Holocaust survivors, who for the first time were forced to eat non-kosher, because Romney thought $5 was too much to pay for our grandparents to eat kosher. Where is Mitt Romney’s compassion for our seniors? Tuesday you can end Mit

"If you ask any question or criticize the president, it’s always racist, no matter what. If you said how come he doesn’t reveal his marks in school, was he a bad student? The answer is yes. Because I’ve been told. If you say that you’re a racist," Donald Trump told FOX News last night.

RNC: The Republican National Committee launched a new web video titled "Interesting" after President Obama's awkward interaction with a woman who was asking why it was so hard for her husband to find work in this economy. After hemming and hawing about the condition he thought the economy was in, it was revealed that Barack Obama's view of the econ

"I'm not going to speculate as to who's going to win," Rubio said. "Here's what I'm comfortable saying. I think the winner of Florida is in all likelihood going to be the nominee of our party. Florida is a mini America. Virtually every issue we want them to be conversant on is a discussion we've had in Florida."

"Look, the conservative movement is not going to sit by and let a Massachusetts liberal, who's pro-abortion, pro-gun control, pro-tax increase, pro-gay rights, whose Romneycare in two articles in the last 24 hours were described as the equivalent of Obamacare and who

The panel discusses the future of the GOP race.

Bill O'Reilly looks at the latest polling in the Florida primary. He discusses the different kinds of Republican voters.

Chris Matthews, Michael Steele and Howard Fineman discuss the Florida primary and the GOP presidential race. Fineman said that some of Gingrich's friends "strongly advised him to go all the way to the convention, and they didn't have to do a lot of convincing. He wants to do it, but they also want to do it because they want to keep raising money

Ed Schultz, Bill Burton and Joan Walsh talk about what a "long, drawn out" fight for the GOP nomination means for the general election. They all agree that a long fight will be bad for the GOP.