Brit Hume explains the media's double standard when it comes to reporting on the wealth of Republicans and the wealth of Democratic politicians. "It is not surprising to me that Join Kerry's wealth and the way he lived did not occasion much coverage or interest from the news media in 2004, just as the Kennedy wealth never really occasioned any

CNN's Erin Burnett tells journalist Dan Rather that she had a crush on him.

"I can't possibly predict precisely what the unemployment rate will be at the end of one year," Mitt Romney told TIME magazine's Mark Halperin in an interview. "I can tell you that over a period of four years, by virtue of the policies that we’d put in place, we'd get the unemployment rate down to 6 percent, and perhaps a little lower. It depends

"S&P's downgrade on us was right. Matter of fact, we're going to get another downgrade. I can tell you right now," said Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Oklahoma). "You could have a great legal case for suing the rating agencies for not downgrading us again because we have not demonstrated the political will to solve the problems," he said in an interview with B

“In November, five million eligible voters will find it harder to vote in America,” says Jennifer Granholm. New voter restriction laws will disproportionately affect the poor, elderly and minorities, groups that tend to vote for the Democrats. Granholm says the Republicans are trying every tactic they can to keep the people from choosing the ca

"We face not just a failed president, but a failed ideology. We face a pessimistic mood in the nation's capital. A belief that our best days are over and the only thing left to do is to manage the nation's decline," Ryan told the nearly 1,000-person crowd at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. "But, we have the same opportunity today to reject

Romney campaign: Despite President Obama's attempts to distract from his failed record, the American people remember. These are stories from the Obama economy.

Donald Trump tells CNN's Piers Morgan feels the Republicans need to be more aggressive in their effort to unseat President Barack Obama. "The fact is, if you're going to be getting nasty, then the other side has to get nasty," Trump said on the Tuesday night broadcast of Piers Morgan's show. "I think the Republicans have to fight fire with fire

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) tells a church congregation tha the Tea Party wants to cut food stamps, cut education and overturn Obamacare. (via Weasel Zippers and

Karl Rove and Joe Trippi look at the Electoral College map.

Maddow discusses mistakes that the Romney campaign and other Republicans have made in the past few years.

O'Reilly discusses who he thinks is behind the "Occupy Wall Street" protests.

Ed Schultz criticizes the campaign spending and tactics of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.

"I think one of the reasons why Mr. Rove and his Super PAC are on with such ferocity now is that they're concerned about people receiving that information and what impact that may have and they're looking to outshout us," David Axelrod said about Obama's bailout of the auto makers, a claim the campaign says saved nearly a million jobs. "I think ult