Govs. Bob McDonnell of Virginia and Martin O'Malley of Maryland forecast the upcoming 2012 presidential race.

"I tend to agree with what Republican pollster who does national polling for the Wall Street Journal said this week. This entire process for them has become corrosive," Obama campaign adviser Robert Gibbs said on "Face the Nation." I think it's become destructive. I think, as you see them roll out the tax plans that cut taxes for the wealthy and

"He went out and misled voters that somehow or another he was not for mandates at the federal level when in fact he was," Rick Santorum said on "Meet the Press." "He went out and said, 'Oh no. I didn't require Catholic hospitals to provide things that were against their conscience,' when in fact he did. He said, 'Oh, I didn't provide free abortions

Bob Schieffer: Is it time for us to leave Afghanistan, Mr. Speaker? Newt Gingrich: I think it is. I think that we have to reassess the entire region. I think the revelations about Pakistan having hidden Bin Laden for seven years in a military city near their national defense university and then hunting down not the people who were protecting Bin

Sens. Lindsey Graham and Chuck Schumer discuss the economy.

Harry Reid: We feel really good. We've had some tremendous, we've had some good fortune in North Dakota, in Massachusetts, in Nevada, in Arizona. We have good candidates all over, and I feel very comfortable about where we're going to wind up in November. Candy Crowley: You think you'll wind up with the majority. Reid: I sure do, and most of

Marsha Blackburn, Al Sharpton, Peggy Noonan and E.J. Dionne discuss the current political climate and the 2012 presidential race.

Dana Perino, Evan Bayh, Chip Saltsman and Liz Marlantes discuss Afghanistan.

Jake Tapper, Austan Goolsbee, Mary Matalin, Eliot Spitzer and Nicolle Wallace.