VAN HOLLEN: Well, George, I don't want to get into the actual the presentation and the style. I think the substance is very clear, and it is one that Republicans supported in the past. The notion that every individual should take responsibility for getting their health care, otherwise the free riders in this system end up driving costs for everybod

“What this does, what people say when no one’s listening, or so they think, gives you some insight into who Mr. Obama really is,” George Will said on this morning’s “This Week” roundtable. “And this reinforces a narrative, which is that he’s kind of slippery, very aloof, and mildly disdainful of those people who inhibit his flexibil

Former party chairs on "Fox News Sunday."

FRIEDMAN: “I think it is the fact that in my view the Republican Party is no longer a conservative party. It’s become a radical party on a lot of these key issues. That’s number one. And number two, I just came back from New Zealand, OK. You have people living in the outback of Australia who would look at Mitt Romney, say, ‘Haha. Not authen

VAN JONES: "One thing I think is interesting is, if you want to do something shocking, you want the Tea Party base excited, nobody has talked about Condoleezza Rice. But think about this. She checks off a lot of boxes, as far as women, she's a person of color, if the optics matter. But she's actually tested. She is actually a national figure. She h

"If Gov. Romney gets that required number, then without a doubt, if he’s at that number, we’ll step aside,” the former Pennsylvania senator told NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday. “Right now, he’s not there. He’s not even close to it.”

"Governor Romney's a little out of touch," Vice President Biden told anchor Bob Schieffer. "I can't remember a presidential candidate in the recent past who seems not to understand... what ordinary middle class people are thinking about and are concerned about," Biden added.

"Should the Supreme Court overturn this law, it would be so far out of the mainstream that the Court would be the most activist in a century," Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said. "If they were to throw out the health care law, things like Medicare, Social Security, food safety laws could be in jeopardy on the very same ground. It would be a dramatic

A Meet the Press roundtable led by MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough examines the current political hot-button issues. On the panel: Tom Friedman, Harold Ford. Jr, Jon Meacham and David Brooks.

George Will, Ann Coulter, Van Jones, Matt Bai and Terry Moran.

Bill Kristol, Liz Marlantes, Chip Saltsman and Juan Williams discuss the 2012 general election.

“He’s dedicated toward solving those problems. He is ready, willing and able to lead this nation, unlike President Obama. So today I’m happy to announce my full support and my endorsement of Gov. Romney to be the next president of the United States,” Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”