Michelle Malkin: The thing that has changed phenomenally between 2008 and 2012, is that we don't have to rely on Barack and Michelle Obama and their Alinskyite storytellers in the mainstream media and all of their operatives to set the tone and the storyline for this election. That is what underscores all of the victories that we've seen over the l

Tina Brown of Newsweek on NPR's "Morning Edition": "Breitbart didn't report anything, really. What Breitbart did was, he was a provocateur, he was a 'death by a thousand tweets'; he was quite happy to take the flying soundbite, any soundbite, and misapply it in its context and create an absolute mayhem for the person concerned--like he did for poor

"I'll come home tonight here to my home in Washington and there'll be some mail there. A lot of it is what some people refer to as junk mail, but for the people who are sending that mail, it's very important," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada) said on the Senate floor today. "And when talking about seniors, seniors love getting junk m

"I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth. Michelle wasn't," President Obama said at a community college during a campaign event in Elyria, Ohio.

Lt. Col. Ralph Peters joins Megyn Kelly on FOX News to discuss the publication of photos of U.S. soldiers posing with the bodies of suicide bombers. Peters: My take on this is that there's a terrible scandal here Megyn, but it has nothing to do with our troops in combat. Those troops escaped a suicide bomber, bad judgment, took

"I must admit, I scratch my head at the capacity of the president to take four hours off on such a regular basis to go golfing," Mitt Romney said on Bill Cunningham's radio program on WLW-AM. I would think you could kind of suck it up for four years particularly when the American people are out of work," he added.

President Obama says Reagan would support tax hike plan. Michael Reagan reacts to president's remarks.

"The fact is it’s now three years—three years—into the execution of a deliberate and determined policy by the Democratic leadership of the United States Senate to avoid responsibility for the financial future of America. It’s not acceptable for the Senate leadership to not face up to the challenge of our time," Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) s

Romney supporters are spreading news of President Obama admitting he ate dog meat during his childhood in Indonesia. This is to combat the narrative of the Romney family attaching their dog in a crate on top of the car during family vacations.

"Morning Joe" crew loves Obama dog story joke.

"That is not going to happen," Clinton said in an interview on CNN's "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer." "That's like saying if the Olympic Committee called you up and said are you ready to run the marathon would you accept. Well, it is not going to happen."

Laura Ingraham: Governor, what did you mean by moving beyond the Fox true believers? I’m sure you’re aware of the fact that lots of liberals watch Fox. More liberals watch Fox than CNN and MSNBC combined. What did you mean by that? Mitt Romney: I want to make sure we—I realize that, of course, Fox has a lot of independent voters, a lot of

Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said he was "not optimistic" that anything would get done between now and the election. "The president checked out last Labor Day. All he's done is campaign full time for the last six months. He's not been engaged in the legislative process at all. There have been no efforts at trying to work with Democrats and Republi

The panel discusses the future of U.S. space exploration.

O'Donnell and his panelists look at recent polling on the presidential race.

Chris Matthews, Howard Fineman and Chris Cillizza talk about the Democrats' economic arguments and strategy for painting Mitt Romney as out of touch with Americans.

O'Reilly talks about the country's entitlement programs and if they're helping people living in poverty.