Joan Walsh: "I think Rush has been like crack for the Republican Party, and they need more and more of it to get them high. And he needs, he personally needs more and more outrage and more and more abuse and misogyny to get himself excited and they just keep tolerating it."

"I'm worried about this campaign. Too ugly. I really don't like it, and I think it's too bad, very much, for Mitt Romney," Former First Lady Barbara Bush said on FOX News' "The Five" today. "I think it's been the worst campaign I've ever seen in my life," she said. Bush and her husband, former President George H. W. Bush have endorsed Mitt Ro

Rush Limbaugh explains his apology on his Monday, March 5, 2012 program. LIMBAUGH: I want to explain why I apologized to Sandra Fluke in the statement that was released on Saturday. I have read all the theories, from all sides. I don't expect, and I know you don't either, morality, intellectual honesty from the Left. They've demonstrated over,

DNC Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) touts the fact that domestic drilling is at a record high under President Obama, yet in the same breath says calls for 'drill, baby, drill' won't solve the crisis. Wasserman Schultz: "That’s the case for any president. Any president that tells you, and President Obama mentioned this the other

"He can't close the deal. And he can't close the deal in part because people inherently don't trust what he's saying and think that he isn't always very candid with them. And sometimes frankly isn't straight," Gingrich said on CNN's "Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien."

ANN ROMNEY: "We can be poor in spirit, and I don’t even consider myself wealthy, which is an interesting thing, it can be here today and gone tomorrow."

In a new advertisement released by the Obama For America (OFA) campaign, credit for rising domestic oil production in the U.S. is given to President Obama. OFA: Boost U.S. oil protection? Under President Obama it's already the highest in eight years. Obama's all of the above energy strategy is a real plan to get real control of run away gas pric

CNN's Piers Morgan attempts to get Michele Bachmann's view on homosexuality by calling her "one of the most judgmental people in American politics." Bachmann took offense, saying "that's absolutely rude."

"Well look, if you're Mitt Romney and you're rich enough, maybe you don't get it," Newt Gingrich said in response to Mitt Romney not taking his proposal for $2.50 gas seriously.

Contraception activist Sandra Fluke appeared on ABC's "The View" today to discuss her feud with Rush Limbaugh. During his appearance, she praised the liberal media watchdog Media Matters Fluke says she was "shocked and stunned" at first until she realized Limbaugh was trying to silence her and millions of women. Fluke says she has not receive

“Here is the problem with all of this — it was a vile personal attack on this woman,” Imus said. “And it was sustained over, again, and it was Wednesday, come back and double down on Thursday and come back and double down on Friday and then issue a lame apology on your website in which you say, ‘I didn’t mean to personally attack her,�

Does the upcoming HBO movie "Game Change" tilt to the left? Halperin says no. Co-author of "Game Change" Mark Halperin tells "Morning Joe" that Sarah Palin is preemptively responding to the book's upcoming HBO film adaption becau

On FOX & Friends this morning Donald Trump reacted to George Will's column suggesting that Republicans should focus on taking back the Senate and keeping the House rather than pay attention to winning the presidency. "I think he's a totally overrated fool. I think guy is so overrated, I don't think he's very smart. He looks like smart with the l

New York Times columnist David Brooks opines on the GOP race on PBS' Newshour program: "I think Santorum had a steam going, but then he went down into social conservative territory in that final week. And so you see the wall building around his campaign. He had the social conservatives, but he sort of lost an outreach to the people outside that ide

President Barack Obama says 'the United States will always have Israel's back.' Obama spoke at the White House alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid heightened tensions over Iran's disputed nuclear program. "The United States will always have Israel's back when it comes to Israel's security," President Obama said, calling Isr

MR. GREGORY: Limbaugh issued an apology yesterday, which many people may not know about, a portion of which reads as following, "In this instance I chose the wrong words in my analogy of the situation.

Romney on healthcare exchanges: "Well that's what we did in Massachusetts and that is we put together an exchange, the president is copying that idea. I'm glad to hear that." Romney also supported the individual mandate in 2009.

Mark Levin opines on the outrage over Rush Limbaugh's remarks about Sandra Fluke. Levin says there really are "two Americas." Levin says in one case President Obama calls up Sandra Fluke to see how she is, yet he never called U.S. Border Patrol