A heckler interrupted President Obama on Thursday, during a rally at The Ohio State University in Columbus. The man wanted to give Obama a book. The president told the man "you can hold your own rally." Obama motioned for Secret Service to retrieve the book from the man.

“Anybody who suggests that we’re, somehow, we’re suppressing domestic oil production isn’t paying attention. Anyone who says that just drilling more will bring gas prices down also isn’t paying attention; they’re not playing it straight. We are drilling more. We are producing more. But the fact is, producing more oil at home isn’t eno

“You win by giving people a choice. You win by giving people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country, not someone who’s just going to be a little different than the person in there. If you’re going to be a little different, we might as well stay with what we have instead of taking a risk with what may be the Etch A Sketch ca

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi cites the Declaration of Independence in her defense of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on the House floor on the eve of its second anniversary.

"Yeah, well, let me see: Texas governor versus VP. The balance on that one isn't even close, so I would suggest to you that that's deep in the rumor category and I got a better gig where I am. Thank you," Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) told FOX News this morning.

On FOX News, DNC Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) responds to a nonpartisan CBO report that shows the cost of healthcare reform to be nearly double of what Democrats predicted in 2010, when the law was passed.

RealClearPolitics Executive Editor Tom Bevan discusses the GOP presidential race on FOX News.

In an interview with Marketplace.org (full audio), President Obama defends using U.S. taxpayer money to invest in solar energy projects. During the interview, Obama was asked about Solyndra, one of the more well-known solar panel companies that failed afte

"Obviously he was talking about how we're going to change focus, and we're going to change what we're going to do in the organizational sense of changing. Not Mitt changing positions," Ann Romney said to CNN's PIers Morgan. "These are just the kind of frustrations that you have to deal with in a campaign. And of course it makes for great media.

When asked about her comment that the GOP is trying to bring America back to the days of Jim Crow, DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz insists "that's not what I said." However, in an appearance on "Washington Watc

President Obama dropped the words "silver bullet" from his speech on energy production.

The panel discusses Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom's "etch a sketch" comment.

O'Reilly reviews President Obama's work on gas prices and alternative energy.

Rachel Maddow talks about the "Etch A Sketch" comment made by Romney campaign advisor Eric Fehrnstrom.

Chris Matthews talks about the upcoming general election and says that Mitt Romney will go head-to-head with President Obama. Matthews says there will be no other candidates emerging for the GOP presidential nomination.