Citizens For Limited Government: The environmental agenda has been infected by extremism—it's become an economic suicide pact. And we're here to challenge it. On Earth Day, visit www.freemarketamerica.org.

"I hink a lot of Republicans in Congress want to cooperate, know better, but they’re in the thralls of this reign of terror from the far right that has dragged the party to the right. In your own polling and other polling, you see the Republican Party has really moved out of the mainstream," David Axelrod said on CNN's "State of the Union."

"One of the things I turned to, to try to establish that was to look at the average gas price at various key moments, and the lowest price in the last six years, the nadir of gas prices at the pump, was the day of this president's inauguration in 2009. There has to be some connection between that being the least busy political moment of a president

"As things go along I want to encourage him to express the very same principles, more often, from the standpoint of the young, the poor, those who have yet to start up the ladder of life. It's the very same principles, aimed in a slightly different way, and I know he will do that," Gov. Mitch Daniels (R-Ind.) said on "FOX News Sunday."

Bill Kristol, Joe Trippi, Karl Rove and Juan Williams discuss who will be the Republican vice presidential pick.

"Here's a number you're going to hear a lot on this campaign: 23 million," Eric Fehrnstrom, senior adviser to Mitt Romney, said on "Face the Nation," referring to 12.7 million unemployed, 7.7 million underemployed and more than 3 million Americans who are discouraged from finding work or have dropped out of the job search, according to the latest n

From "The Chris Matthews Show," airing on 04/22/2012.

Chuck Todd, Helene Cooper, David Brooks and E.J. Dionne debate.

Keith Olbermann, George Will, Donna Brazile, Matthew Dowd, and Peggy Noonan.

Congressmen Darrell Issa and Peter King elaborate on deeper agency problems lying behind the Colombian prostitution scandal. Congressmen Darrell Issa and Peter King discuss the General Services Administration spending scandal.