"Ohio determines who gets the headlines tomorrow. If Santorum were to pull it out, if he had a miracle with the last counts of the vote, it would be a big Santorum night with Romney winning he'll get headlines but it doesn't change the big picture which has been that Romney, slow, steady and collecting delegates and the wins he's winning, is a rela

Brit Hume: "What we're seeing here is that the reason Romney is winning despite burdens carried is that he's the only one with a truly national campaign. The other candidates in this race, Ron Paul has a national campaign but it's at a very low level. The only truly big serious national campaign is Romney. The other two candidates, who are his riva

Mitt Romney: For this administration, the unemployment number is just another inconvenient statistic standing in the way of a second term. But those numbers are more than data on a spreadsheet; they are worried families and anxious faces. And tonight, I’d like to say to each of them: You have not been forgotten. We will not leave you behind. Our

“I knew you were going to ask me that, and I am just the poorest politician-sounding pundit,” Palin said. “It is tough for me to spin out of a question like that when it comes from a Fox reporter. If it comes from another reporter, I can spin out of it. Since it came from you, I will tell you, I won’t sound like a politician and I will tell

In a speech to his supporters in North Dakota prior to the closing of polls, Rep. Ron Paul addressed what he sees as an erosion of personal liberties through presidential executive orders, the patriot act and other actions.

Newt Gingrich's speech in Atlanta, Georgia on Super Tuesday.

"I don't discount any idea or plan that, at this point, isn't in my control. Anything is possible," Sarah Palin told CNN in a brief interview after she voted in Alaska. "I would seriously consider whatever I can do to help our country," she added.

Al Sharpton on GOP candidates: "They all have baggage, it's just that Romney has enough money for bellhops to carry his."

President Obama says he called Sandra Fluke because he thought about his daughters, Malia and Sasha. "You know, i'm not going to comment on what sponsors decide to do. I'm not going to comment on either the economics or the politics of it. I don't know what's in Rush Limbaugh's heart, so I'm not going to comment on the sincerity of his apology,"

Chuck Todd: I'm going to throw a phrase that I think Chris Matthews or Lawrence may jump on and that's Silent Majority. We've seen this before where conservatives, particularly conservative Republicans don't forget what the exit poll says, it knows they're talking to the media, and when you look at this pattern, and this has been a pattern in the l

Ingraham: I know you and Mitt Romney, there’s talk of you helping him and working to help him, but you’ve had tough ads on Romney. You had them up in Washington State, but I know you didn’t care for this individual mandate issue, but now we find out in the 2009 piece he wrote in USA Today and in an interview with Meet the Press he did specifi

After victories in Oklahoma and Tennessee, Rick Santorum expresses optimism as he addresses supporters at a rally in Ohio, saying that he and his family are “making a sacrifice for a very big goal,” replacing President Barack Obama. "We have won in the West, the Midwest and the South, and we're ready to win across this country," Rick Santor

Obama responds to Romney saying "hope is not a foreign policy" and calling him the "most feckless president." "Good luck tonight," Obama said, a reference to Super Tuesday. "No, really?" a member of the press asked. "Really," Obama shot back.

"The Republicans are busy out right-winging each other and embracing extremism and basically running the most negative campaign that I've ever seen. We are making sure that we can stand up the most robust, grass roots dynamic presidential campaign in American history. So the longer that goes on, the more opportunity we'll have to get ready for the

Ed Henry, FOX News: Your critics will say on Capitol Hill that you want gas prices to go higher because you have said before that will wean the American people off fossil fuels onto renewable fuels. How do you respond to that? President Obama: Ed, just from a political perspective, do you think the President of the United States going into re-e

Daily Show: Jon Stewart covers conservatives' reaction to Rush Limbaugh's incendiary remarks about Sandra Fluke and her congressional testimony on birth control coverage. (09:32)

Laura Ingraham talks about Ed Schultz calling her a "right-wing slut" on talk radio and compares it to the way the media is reacting to Rush Limbaugh. "I have an enormous amount of respect for what Barbara Walters acco

RCP's Tom Bevan on the similarities between the 1980 election and this cycle.

KUDLOW: All right. And... I'm not going to light my hair on fire.' That's you. I don't have it up here. But you say, `I'm not going to light my hair on fire.' Was that your way of saying that the economic issues have to be preeminent relative to the social issues? Was that your message? Gov. ROMNEY: Well, my message is I'm not going to say outra

Former House speaker naps before addressing Jewish group.

Chris Matthews, Chuck Todd and Jonathan Martin look the public image of the GOP going into Super Tuesday.

"No, it's not coincidence," DNC Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said about President Obama holding a press conference on the same day as Super Tuesday. "I mean, I think we have got a lot of really important issues going on in the country right now. President Obama just hosted Prime Minister Netanyahu in the White House yesterday. There are

The panel discusses the Oval Office meeting between President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Rachel Maddow criticizes Republican leadership of the House of Representatives.

Bill O'Reilly and Bernard Goldberg discuss the Sandra Fluke controversy.

"None of us can afford to wait much longer. As prime minister of Israel, I will never let my people live in the shadow of annihilation," Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said to applause at AIPAC. "Amazingly, some people refuse to acknowledge that Iran's goal is to develop nuclear weapons. You see, Iran claims that it's enriching uranium to develop