KRAUTHAMMER: The Vice President has been over the last 30 years holds the American record for wrong on the most issues in foreign affairs ever. And the list starts with the nuclear freeze in the early ’80s against Thatcher and Reagan and Cole which is one of the follies of the era. He supported it. He was against aid to the Nicaraguan Contras

RUSH LIMBAUGH: All of this consultant esoteric stuff, and I'm just listening to it. And it sounds impressive. And it is. It sounds like the person answering the question is a lifelong expert in this stuff. It's very impressive, if that's your business. And then everybody else took their turn at answering the question, and almost everybody wa

In a Senate speech, Senator Inhofe will draw attention to a little known video from 2010, which shows a top EPA official, Region VI Administrator Al Armendariz, using the vivid metaphor of crucifixion to explain EPA's enforcement tactics for oil and gas producers. In this video Administrator Armendariz says (source: Sen. Jim Inhofe):

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) says the Republican plan to extend low student loan rates by a funding cut to the public health fund created by the Affordable Care Act. Pelosi calls this an "assault on women's health." “We won’t have [the interest rate] go from 3.4 to 6.8 but in order to pay for it we’re going to make an assault

“Of course, there can be differences among faithful Catholics on this. The work I do, as a Catholic holding office, conforms to the social doctrine as best I can make of it. What I have to say about the social doctrine of the church is from the viewpoint of a Catholic in politics applying my understanding of the problems of the day," Rep.

Sandra Fluke says conservative commentator Monica Crowley owes an apology to the "LGBTQ community" for asking if she is getting engaged to a man. Earlier today, Fluke announced she is getting engaged, to which Crowley tweeted "to a man

"So, I understand that there is an effort to politicize this, an effort to hide the fact that they have a policy problem on their hands, but our interests, the president's interests, is ensuring that this matter be taken care of on behalf of American college students," White House press secretary Jay Carney said at today's briefing when asked about

REP. STENY HOYER (D-MD): "People want to see Congress work. They have seen gridlock. They have seen the fact that the Republicans are deeply divided party within themselves. They can't pass a highway bill that Speaker Boehner made his principle priority over the last two months. So I think when the Speaker saying one in three, you can bet that h

"This week the President traveled across the country on taxpayers' dime, at a cost of $179,000 an hour insisting that Congress fix a problem that we were already working on," Speaker John Boehner said at a briefing today. "Frankly, I think this is beneath the dignity of the White House. Democrats and Republicans knew that this was going to take

"It is hard to sneak around and do what you want," Michelle Obama said today. "I have done it a couple of times. But you know one fantasy I have, and the Secret Service they keep looking at me because they think I might actually do it, is to walk right out the front door and just keep walking."

"Madam President, Sheila Wellstone isn't with us today. Sheila and Paul and their daughter Marsha were tragically taken from us too soon, but Sheila's example is with us," Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) said on the Senate Floor today discussing the Violence Against Women Act (VWAW). Former Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-Minn.), his wife and daughter died in

SCARBOROUGH: "Marco Rubio is a good guy. He’s got a compelling story and my God, what a great demographic he will speak to on a national ticket someday. But he is not ready to be on a national ticket in 2012."

Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt: "Well I think on several fronts, first of all Governor Romney certainly has a Cold War mentality as you heard in that discussion over Russia but the fact is that he’s made clear that he would have left our troops indefinitely in Iraq, ten to thirty thousand troops."

RNC: In 2007, Joe Biden said then-Sen. Obama was "not ready" to be President. Given our current economic state, it's clear he's #stillnotready.

Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn joins Ed Schultz to discuss the state of the Illinois and Wisconsin economies. "Wisconsin's dead last in job growth," Quinn said. "Don't listen to Scott Walker if you want to get jobs in your state, and we sure haven't listened to him. We believe in our workers. We have skilled, educated workers. We believe in investing i

Jon Stewart to Obama: "Mr. President, you’re the president, you don’t have to do this shit anymore." Daily Show: Newt Gingrich plans to drop out, Mitt Romney reboots his campaign for the general election, and President Obama slow-jams the news on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon." (04:40)

Referring to President Roosevelt's foreign policy quote about "speaking softly and carrying a big stick," Biden told the crowd that Obama followed a similar path while negotiating with Iran. "I promise you, the president has a big stick. I promise you," Biden said as the crowd laughed. (via

From American Crossroads' latest web ad: "Four years ago Americans elected the biggest celebrity in the world. And America got one cool president. But after four years of a celebrity president, one-in-two recent college grads are jobless or underemployed, 85% moving back in with their parents, student loan debt exceeds one trillion dollars."

The panel discusses the Secret Service scandal.

Maddow discusses President Obama's recent speeches on college affordability.

Cavuto gives his take on Rolling Stone's interview with President Obama.

Chris Matthews and his panelists discuss Mitt Romney's speech on Tuesday night in New Hampshire.