Former DNC Chairman Howard Dean says Republicans hate women for thinking "insurance should actually pay birth control." "See, here's what the big problem is. You're right about 40 and 50-year-olds, and even 35-year-olds. But under 35, even though they have a fiscal stake in trying to get the country back in order, this party, the Republican part

Mitt Romney says President Obama's campaign is based on Nancy Pelosi's "we'll have to pass it to find out what's in it" remark. "Nancy Pelosi famously said we would have to pass Obamacare to find out what was in it. President Obama has turned that advice into a campaign strategy. He wants to reelect him, so we can find out what he'll actually do

Former Biden Economic Adviser Jared Bernstein reveals clean energy production doesn't create many jobs. Bernstein says the hiring comes when you build the actual solar plant, but to run it doesn't require many employees. "When I worked for the administration I was very active in the implementation of the Recovery Act and one thing we found about

RUSH: Obama's speech yesterday on the economy and Paul Ryan. This also plundered new depths of cynicism and outright prevarication. But it's an election year and Obama does not have one thing in his record to run on. He cannot point, nor can the Democrats, to one thing they have done and say, "You want more of this? Vote for us." Not one, folk

RNC: Obama's budget speech yesterday recycled the exact same scare tactics he used last year.

White House press secretary Jay Carney denies that President Obama's address on the economy yesterday was a campaign speech. Instead, Carney calls it a "policy speech." Carney says Obama's speech was "wonky." "T

"[Obama] is trying to influence and intimidate because none of the points he made yesterday or the day before were even legal points. They were not even Constitutional points, they were absurd points," Mark Levin said on FOX News today. "If this Supreme Court strikes down the individual mandate or the entire ObamaCare bill, it goes to a differen

Press secretary Jay Carney refused to answer questions about a bishop wearing a hoodie to a White House Easter event today. Carney also gave no response to questions about the investigation into the Trayvon Martin case and the "hoodie movement." Carney referred questions to the Justice Department. "The president, as you know, has made remarks on

White House press secretary Jay Carney is asked why President Obama is "putting pressure" on the Supreme Court ahead of their decision on the healthcare law. Carney says what Obama is doing is actually "the reverse of intimidation." In fact, Carney says you could argue that judges in the Circuit Courts who ruled on the law were the ones intimida

Obama 2012 deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter on CNN last night. BLITZER: You see the same poll numbers we have, Stephanie. Americans obviously very worried about gas prices. They're upset. Your team released an ad yesterday pushing back on Romney and his energy attacks. Is that perhaps a signal Governor Romney's landing some punches here?

O'BRIEN: I'll hold it like this. Now available on Amazon. You say this, "We overestimated our achievement in 2008, we underestimated our opponents. We did not lose because the backlashers got so loud. We lost because the rest of us got so quiet." "Too many of us treated Obama's inauguration as some kind of finish line and we should have seen it

"President Obama rightly is making sure that the American people understand that there is a dramatic difference in the two visions they will have to choose from in this country come November. And that is a vision that he has laid out and is moving us toward to make sure that everyone in America has a fair shot, that everybody gets a fair shake and

"The struggle to fathom that unfathomable sacrifice makes Easter all the more meaningful to all of us," President Obama said at a White House Easter event to several religious leaders. “We all have experiences that shake our faith. There are times where we have questions for God’s plan relative to us, but that’s precisely when we should remem

VP Joe Biden told WAVY-TV news in Norfolk, VA that the administration's energy policy was the best it had ever been. REPORTER: “Gas prices are above $4.00 a gallon, you were asked this question, and you gave an answer. But there’s a new commercial out that says “since Obama has become president, prices have nearly doubled. Four years in, s

Obama press secretary Jay Carney jokes that a sprouting geyser on the White House lawn is a result of drilling for oil and the administration's "all-of-the-above energy approach."

CNN's Erin Burnett tries to make the case that the Muslim vote is a key swing vote in the upcoming presidential election. "Muslims make up less than 1% of the population but there's big populations of Muslims in swing states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Virginia and they could turn the vote," Burnett said. "That sort of sounds like the Jewish

White House press secretary Jay Carney is confronted about the Obama administration's contribution to the national debt. Norah O’Donnell: Part of Mitt Romney’s response today to the president’s comments yesterday, he said that what the President was trying to do in his remarks was to deflect criticism from the fact that debt had increased

"Now part of Romney's religion problem is that he's a part of a new religion. Established religions like Judaism, which is about 4,000 years old, and Christianity, which is about 2,000 years old, don't easily warm up to new religions like Romney's, which is only 182 years old," Lawrence O'Donnell said on his MSNBC show last night after the former M

Chris Jansing, MSNBC: You know, a lot of people are questioning if the rhetoric at this point, seven months before the election, what's going to look like going down the road? Orrin Hatch said something, I want your reaction to. He's predicting that President Obama is going to use Romney's Mormon faith against him in the general election. Can you s

By infiltrating "Today Show" as co-host, Sarah Palin cynically exploits a manufactured notion of herself as a crusader against the lamestream media. (06:35)

“I screwed up," Keith Olbermann said on CBS' "Late Night" program with David Letterman. "I screwed up really big on this. Let’s just start there. I thought we could do this. It’s my fault that it didn’t succeed in the sense that I didn’t think the whole thing through." "I didn’t say, ‘You know, if you buy a $10 million chandelier,

Ed Schultz and Eugene Robinson discuss President Obama's speech on Tuesday and how he contrasted with Mitt Romney.

Lawrence O'Donnell and his panelists discuss Romney's victories on Tuesday and what it means for the future of the GOP race.

The panel discusses the differences between President Obama and the GOP on the politics of the budget.

MARK LEVIN: Here's my question to you, folks: How many times do you go back to the same used car salesman when he sells you a car that doesn't work? How many times do you go back to the snake oil salesman who sells you supposed remedies that never work? How many times do you go back to this well? Obama cannot be trusted. His policies are a fa

Bill O'Reilly reviews the GSA spending scandal and criticizes President Obama over the deficit.