Matthew Dowd, ABC News: "In the end, I don't think the problem with this race, for the Republicans, has been about the debates or has been about the rule changes, it's been about Mitt Romney. The fundamental problem in this race is he is not seen as somebody who can unify the party, especially the various conservative elements of the party. The soc

George Will on the Sandra Fluke controversy: "And it was depressing because what it indicates is that the Republican leaders are afraid of Rush Limbaugh. They want to bomb Iran, but they're afraid of Rush Limbaugh."

"This is going to go on for a good while. Governor Romney, who's outspent all the rest of us by multiples, is a front-runner without any question, but I think he's not a very convincing front-runner, and he's a long way from having closed out this race," Gingrich said on "This Week."

MR. GREGORY: So a big primary on Tuesday. You have not chosen sides here in this Republican nomination fight. Are you prepared to say who you're with this morning? REP. CANTOR: David, yes. Because what I have seen, as you said, a very hard-fought primary throughout the last couple of months. And we have seen now that the central issue of this ca

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DNC Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL): Then the other news in contraception this week was Rush Limbaugh criticizing a young law student who stood up and said, look, at Georgetown Law School, not only am I required to pay for my own health insurance because Georgetown Law requires all students to pay for health insurance, but contraception'

Bill Kristol, Jeff Zeleny, Kimberley Strassel and Juan Williams discuss Super Tuesday.

George Will, Donna Brazile, Matthew Dowd, Peggy Noonan, and Howard Dean.

"Four years ago, I stood before you and said that, 'Israel’s security is sacrosanct. It is non-negotiable.' That belief has guided my actions as President. The fact is, my administration’s commitment to Israel’s security has been unprecedented," President Obama said at the AIPAC convention on Sunday. "Our military and intelligence coope

Mark Halperin, Savannah Guthrie, Kasim Reed and Mike Murphy offer insight and analysis on what to watch in the 2012 Republican presidential race.

Rick Santorum shares his vision for American with his wife Karen.

STEPHANOPOULOS: Finally, this controversy that Rush Limbaugh sparked. This week, you heard the speaker -- earlier, Speaker Boehner thought that Rush Limbaugh's words were inappropriate, but he also thought it was inappropriate for the president to jump in the way he did and for Democrats to fund-raise off this issue. Your response. AXELROD: I th

Mike Huckabee hosts the three GOP candidates for a forum on jobs in Wilmington, Ohio the former home of DHL.

David McArthur to Mitt Romney at Saturday's Huckabee Forum: "The government has repeatedly denied services because his wounds aren’t visible. He will never be able to return to the regular work force. This week President Obama’s administration, again, cut his benefits. Sir, will you look me in the eye and tell me he’ll be taken care of."

SNL's Mitt Romney: "Michigan was just another case of voters taking a look at Mitt Romney and saying, 'Ehhh, I guess.'"

"You know who I would like to see considered for the VP slot is Col. Allen West. In this very tumultuous time across our world, [we need] someone who has served in our military, or at least has intimate knowledge of the way the military works and should work perhaps by having a close family member serve, someone like that. And Col. Allen West went

Santorum rally interrupted in Oklahoma City on March 4, 2012.

"I've read some columns where at least it was characterized that the president said, we should go to four-year colleges. I've certainly read that. If it was in error, then I agree with the president that we should have options for people to go to variety of different training options for them," Rick Santorum said on "FOX News Sunday."