"Look, I think it's an amazing thing in the sense that James and I were talking about this before. The Republican party is becoming, just truly becoming a whiter, more blue-collared, more populous, less well-educated party and more and more of a religious party," John Heilemann said on HBO's "Real Time" on Friday. "And they cater to that base an

Ann Coulter responds to FOX News host Sean Hannity's question about phony outrage from liberals: "I must say it's like Andrew Breitbart's last trick because he loved ginning up liberals. I mean, he played this jiu jitsu with them, as do I. He got them to say the most, the most shocking things and that's why most people, like me, follow him on Twitt

Author Patrick J. Buchanan appeared on FOX News' "Hannity" tonight to respond to George Will's column that Republicans should concede the presidency to Obama and instead work to keep the House and win the Senate. Buchanan couldn't understand Will's reasoning, noting that Obama's approval numbers have been consistently weak. So weak that not even

Joy-Ann Reid of TheGrio.com, a news website for African-Americans that is heavily subsidized by parent company NBC, and Krystal Ball, who is only known for pictures of her performing oral sex on a reinde

Georgetown co-ed Sandra Fluke made yet another appearance on MSNBC today, this time on "Hardball" hosted

Rick Santorum tells radio talk show host Scott Hennen that Mitt Romney is "trying to be something that he isn’t, instead of standing up for what he believes in, and where his record is there." Transcript below: HENNEN: And I think one of the reasons you’re seeing the passion that you are—and you saw in North Dakota, and what y

Georgetown University co-ed Sandra Fluke on her call from President Obama: "He encouraged me and supported me and thanked me for speaking out about the concerns of American women. And what was really personal for me, was that he said to tell my parents that they should be proud." After news of the call, the

President Obama boasts to sport analyst that he "knew about Jeremy Lin before you did" and that he has envisioned celebrating a Chicago Bulls championship team "every year" since he's been in the White House. In an interview with ESPN's Bill Simmons, President Obama talks about how he is able to sneak in watching sports during the day.

"The civil rights movement was hard. Winning the vote for women was hard. Making sure that workers had some basic protections was hard," President Obama said at a fundraiser while talking about how difficult it is to bring about "change" in politics. "Around the world, Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, what they did was hard. It takes time. It takes more

Mark Levin delivers an emotional eulogy to Andrew Breitbart. A key portion of what he said is transcribed below. MARK LEVIN: Now we're going to have to press forward, folks. From time to time, one of our generals, one of our generals will fall for one reason or another. It's just the way it is. God does what he chooses to do. We can'

White House press secretary Jay Carney says he is "disappointed" by Rush Limbaugh's "crude" remarks about Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown law school student in her 30's who testified on Capitol Hill about her need for government-

President Obama at a fundraiser Thursday night in New York City: "The change we fought for in 2008 hasn't always happen as fast as we would have liked. After all that's happened in Washington, sometimes you look and see the mess and it's tempting, I think, to sometimes say, 'You know what, maybe change isn't possible. Maybe that spirit that we had,

Bill O'Reilly looks at the trouble facing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Rachel Maddow discusses GOP attacks on President Obama over energy policy.

“The reduction in the number of pregnancies compensates for the cost of contraception,” HHS Kathleen Sebelius said. She went on to say the estimated cost is “down not up.” (via CNS News)

The panel discusses the role of faith in the campaign.

Lawrence O'Donnell and his panelists discuss Romney's appeals to the GOP base.