“I haven’t read The Washington Post article, but I think it would be discriminatory if Mitt Romney did not play pranks on gays, just the way he plays them on non-gays,” Ann Coulter said on Sean Hannity's nationally syndicated radio program today. “And I don’t know, back then, how many people were all that aware of it? But Mitt Romney is

"I’ve made it very clear that I believe marriage should be a relationship between a man and a woman. And, I know other people have differing views, but that’s my view," Mitt Romney reiterated his view on gay marriage on FOX News' "Your

In an interview on Brian Kilmeade's nationally syndicated radio show, "Kilmeade and Friends," Mitt Romney for the first time addressed allegations in a Washington Post story that he was a mean-spirited high schooler who picked on presumably gay classmates. "I'm not going be too concerned about their piece. They talked about the fact that I playe

"It was a house of cards and it collapsed in the most destructive, worst crisis we've seen since since the Great Depression," President Obama said about the economy's recession at a campaign event in Seattle. "And sometimes people forget the magnitude of it, you know, and you saw some of that in the video that was shown." "Sometimes I forget," O

"That's a good point actually, because you know, so many people in the media seem to uniformly support same-sex marriage. Do you think that this dialogue we're having nationally doesn't adequately recognize that for many people, this is an issue that they struggle with and don't believe in?" NBC "Today Show" co-host Savannah Guthrie said on Thursda

Pastor of Baltimore Maryland’s Empowerment Temple, Jamal Bryant spoke with Roland Martin, correspondent on the Tom Joyner Morning Show, today about President Obama's announcing his support of gay marriage. "I absolutely, vehemently disagree with the president," Bryant told Martin. "I agree with his presidency, but with this policy, I do

“If you are willing to work hard you should be able to find a good job. If you’re meeting your responsibilities, you should be able to own a home, maybe start a business. You should be able to give your kids the chance to do even better than you, no matter who you are, no matter where you come from, no matter what you look like, no matter your

"That was a tough moment," ABC's Jake Tapper said about the White House's reaction to Joe Biden's "Meet the Press" remarks. "They are irritated, don't let anyone fool you on that. And gay rights groups are giving Joe Biden credit for the President's 'evolution' as if he were Charles Darwin, but the fact of the matter is, the Vice President, this is

“Every single week, whether it’s the student loan issue this week, or this gay marriage issue — next week it’ll be something else; every single week they will trot out another issue to avoid having to talk about the economy because this election is about the economy, which is what it should be about. He can’t win and they know that. They�

Chris Matthews leads a heated debate between Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) and Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, about same-sex marriage.

The creator of "Will & Grace" claims that Vice President Biden tested his support of same-sex marriage on a small group of people two-three weeks before his "Meet the Press" interview. "It says to me that this was all very choreographed. Look, I'm just a man that experienced this, but Vice President Biden made it very clear that day that these w

Anti-Mormon Evangelical minister Dr. Robert Jeffress debates Martin Bashir on Biblical scriptures that condone slavery and condemn gay rights in light of President Obama’s same-sex marriage announcement.

Sean Hannity (Reading from Obama's second book): I drank heavily. Used drugs, plural. He's admitted to cocaine use and I don't remember many questions about the specifics of his drug use. Where did he get the drugs? Who did he do drugs with? How'd he get off drugs? How deep did this go? What drugs did he use? Is that fair? Eric Bolling: That's m

"You know, Seattle, this election is actually going to be even closer than the last," Obama said at a fundraiser in Seattle. "And the reason for that is that too many friends and neighbors are still hurting because of this crisis." Obama says there is a "frustration" at what's going on in Washington and it will be expressed in the voting booth t

"Whatever people think about this issue, we know it's controversial, there's no denying when a president speaks out for the first time like that, it is history," co-host of ABC's "Good Morning America" George Stephanopoulos said to Robin Roberts. And let me tell you, George, I'm getting chills again," "Good Morning America" co-host Robin Roberts

Daily Show: North Carolina takes a step towards equality, since many opposite-sex couples will now enjoy the same lack of rights same-sex couples have always never had. (04:52)

"President Barack Obama affirms his personal belief that same-sex couples should be allowed to marry, but Romney supports the first constitutional amendment to discriminate and deny rights," the Obama campaign describes a new web ad in which they seize on Obama's announcement to support same-sex marriage. The ad is entitled "Mitt Romney: Backwar

ABC: "The president responds to Mitt Romney taking credit for the auto industry bailout."

Vice president drew laughs in Atlanta at the Rabbinical Assembly Convention.

"I don't have a typical situation," then-Senator Obama said about raising money. "One of the virtues of celebrity is -- my fundraising capacity is higher just because I get a lot of attention. So, it's not entirely fair but I don't have to go and just work the phones now the way I had to do when I was an unknown candidate, for example."

"The decision to intervene with the auto industry was not popular," President Obama says in a television ad entitled "Succeed" which touts his decision to bail out two of the big three auto companies. "But, I was convinced it was the right thing to do because it wasn't just the million jobs that were at stake. It was also part of what built our

"I'm not sure that it's clear what the electoral impact will be," Rachel Maddow said of Obama's comments on same-sex marriage on NBC's "Today" show this morning.

"It's not so much that this is a politically or electorally driven decision by the President, as it is a campaign finance decision. There are wealthy progressive donors that have not been happy with the President hedging around this issue," Malkin said on "FOX & Friends."

Chris Matthews look at Richard Lugar's defeat in the Indiana GOP Senate primary.

“He probably got out a little over his skis, but out of generosity of spirit. Would I have preferred to have done this in my own way, in my own terms without, I think, there being a lot of notice to everybody? Of course. But all is well that ends well," President Obama in his explanation of how VP Biden's comments sped up his announcement.

The panel discusses how energized the Democratic base in for the 2012 election.

Cavuto gives his take on how Greece could solve its debt continuing debt problem.

Ed Schultz on the latest in the Wisconsin recall fight.