"Here's one more sort of nonpolitical point, which is, you know, sorry, but straight people don't need any help tearing down the institution of marriage. You're doing just fine as it is. One in three divorces. You know, come on," Democratic operative Hilary Rosen said on the roundtable portion of ABC's "This Week" on Sunday. "The irony is that r

"Look, this was not a prank," FOX News senior political analyst Brit Hume said on "FOX News Sunday" this weekend. "This was hazing and it was mean. There's no doubt about it and I don't have and real doubt about the basic truth of the story. The problem with the story, dating from high school, was that it was the utter failure of the Post to connec

"This president's policies for women have been extraordinary," former Obama adviser Anita Dunn said on CBS's "Face the Nation." Dunn also called President Obama's policies with women have been "groundbreaking." "Mitt Romney has a backward-looking attitude, particularly when it comes to women that I think will come out," Dunn said.

Daily Beast/Newsweek columnist Andrew Sullivan teared up on this weekend's broadcast of "The Chris Matthews Show" reacting to Obama's support of gay marriage. Transcript below. Chris Matthews, host: Andrew, you have advocated for this for many years, you yourself married your partner, Aaron, there he is four years ago with you. You'v

The roundtable weighs in: Lt. Governor of California Gavin Newsom; Chairman of the American Conservative Union Al Cardenas; Washington Post columnists Kathleen Parker and Jonathan Capehart; and MSNBC’s Chris Matthews.

“I think there’s a big difference between people that have been murdered and everything else that has come with Jim Crow than marriage between a man and a man and a woman and a woman," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said about likening the fight to legalize gay marriage to the Jim Crow-era in the South. "People, in this country, no matter strai

"Let's talk about the economy. I want to talk about the economy. If we talk about the economy Barack Obama will win the gender gap by double digits. We have an answer on the economy. Mitt Romney simply does not," Eliot Spitzer said on Sunday's broadcast of ABC's "This Week."

Mary Matalin, Eliot Spitzer, Ralph Reed, Hilary Rosen and Maggie Haberman discuss.

CBS News: Democratic strategist Anita Dunn, Conservative commentator Bay Buchanan, Washington Post's Melinda Henneberger and CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Norah O'Donnell talk about how each side uses moms in the presidential campaign.

Watch the "FOX News Sunday" panel, Brit Hume, Liz Marlantes, Paul Gigot and Juan Williams, as they discuss the impact of gay marriage and Romney bullying incident on 2012 general election.

CROWLEY: That was the biggest applause line, as you might imagine. The battle is clearly joined. We had the president this week, coming out, making history, saying that he favors gay marriage. I know Senator Durbin that you also believe that gays should be allowed to marry. Do you worry, though, that the president could lose some states, Nor

"I don't think it's a flip flop. There's no political calculus in this, because it's not smart. You know, if he's going to do it from a political point of view it doesn't make any sense," Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) said of Obama's recent public support of gay marriage. "It also happened to me," Feinstein said about her evolution of becoming a

"I do know -- George, I have to say -- and I -- you know, this is a good political science lesson for people about what a political party's talking points are. My colleague, Ms. Blackburn, has been instructed to talk about the economics first," Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) said on ABC's "This Week" today. "And while I would prefer to answer your

"We are now facing a $16 billion hole, not the $9 billion we thought in January," California Gov. Jerry Brown said. "This means we will have to go much further and make cuts far greater than I asked for at the beginning of the year. But we can't fill a hole of this magnitude with cuts alone without doing severe damage to our schools. That's why