Republican U.S. Senate candidate Pete Hoekstra is running an ad that is being panned as controversial because it raises racial sensitivity. In the ad, a young Chinese

"I deserve a second term, but we’re not done," President Obama said to NBC's Matt Lauer during the network's coverage of the Super Bowl. In an interview with Lauer before the 2009 Super Bowl, Obama said if the economy hasn't turned around in three years then he should not get a second term. "We've made progress. The key now is to make sure

"The idea that the Catholic Church is being forced to do something that as a church it does not want to do is a misnomer," Rachel Maddow said on "Meet the Press" this morning. "The initial exception in here is that the Catholic Church , somebody that is providing the service of being a church, operating as a church, they are already exempt from thi

George Will: "[Romney] is, I think the inevitable nominee, but in Florida turnout was down 14% over 2008. Granted, in 2008 there was a ballot initiative that may have pumped up -- still, enthusiasm seems to be down. "In Nevada, where it's really ground zero for the pain of the economic downturn, you would have thought that enthusiasm for the Rep

RON PAUL: "There's been a big change in this country, because there's a different understanding now. There's a lot more people talking about free-market economics rather than Keynesian welfare-ism and interventionism. So there's a large segment. Intellectually, that is the case. "But among the young people, there is a revolution, an intellectual

George Will, Matthew Dowd, Arianna Huffington, and Dana Loesch.

"My goal over the next few weeks is to draw a very sharp distinction between Romney's positions, which are very - the Wall Street Journal described them as timid, and in terms of tax policies, being like Obama," Newt Gingrich told NBC's "Meet the Press." Gingrich believes he will be "very competitive" in the March primaries.

Bill Kristol, Liz Marlantes, Liz Cheney and Juan Williams, as they discuss the Catholic Church and White House health insurance battle.

Rep. Xavier Becerra, The New York Times’ David Brooks, GOP strategist Alex Castellanos and MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow discuss the state of the 2012 race and the charge that there’s a “war on religion” being waged in the United States.

“The first five states were sort of cast in stone … I think we're going to do very well here in Minnesota. I think we're going to do very well in Colorado," Rick Santorum said on "FOX News Sunday" today. “I think we're going to show improvement. This race is a long, long way from being over.”

Singer MIA flips the middle finger to the crowd during her Super Bowl halftime appearance. Skip to the 0:14 mark in the video.

Dick Armey on Newt Gingrich: "I feel bad for him. I think he's digressed into a state of taking a second-rate campaign and turning it into a first-rate vendetta, and I think he's putting himself out of the game because he can't get over his obsession about his own hurt feelings over the campaign in Iowa."

"I'm not going to withddraw. I'm actually pretty happy with where we are, Newt Gingrich said tonight to reporters adding: "I run a campaign which twice now has made me the frontrunner, and I suspect will again by the Texas primary or so. "We intend to compete in every single state in the country, and I think you can count on us being competitive

Mitt Romney: This President began his presidency by apologizing for America. He should now be apologizing to America. We won’t settle for a President who tells us it could be worse. What defines us as Americans is our unwavering conviction that things must be better. That conviction guides our campaign. It has rallied millions of Americans to

"A lot of money is being spent that ought to be used against Obama in the general election. And I do think that it's going to be Romney and I think he is our strongest candidate. I think he is the most conservative and you don't have the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac problems," Ann Coulter said about Newt Gingrich on FOX News tonight during coverage of t

“Well you must know Sue, that here in the media, and I speak for the media generally — left, right and center, there is a tremendous interest in Newt Gingrich because he is the most lively candidate we’ve come across in years, perhaps more so than President Obama in terms of ideas, in terms of electricity as a candidate,” Chris Matthews sai

From CNN's coverage of the Nevada caucus.