"We're not just disappointed, this is the end of democracy. We just got outspent $34 million to $4 million. This was the biggest election in America and I hope he keep me on tonight because this hurts us all. Every single one of you out there in the nation, if you're watching, democracy died tonight," an emotional proponent of Scott Walker's recall

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell: "At the top of the show I said President Obama was the big winner tonight because in the exit polls we saw today that they were asked who would you vote for president today: 53% in Wisconsin -- 53% say President Obama. Only 42% say Mitt Romney."

Ed Schultz, an ardent supporter of unions and the recall of Gov. Scott Walker, reacts to the Wisconsin electorate voting to keep Walker as governor. "In many respects it's to be expected, considering how much money was thrown at this race. You know, NBC is calling it for Walker. Okay, I think it's awful close and there's a lot of absentee ballot

"I think he's really is now a bull in a china shop, there is a lot of crockery being destroyed. It's very clear when he said the thing about the sterling business record, that was extremely undermining because, of course, it contradicted the whole roll-out strategy of the Obama campaign, which was to portray Romney as vulture capitalist. So it undo

JUDY WOODRUFF: So before I ask you about CGI, is the Obama campaign wrong to continue to criticize Romney's record at Bain Capital? BILL CLINTON: Not necessarily. It depends on the facts of the case. That's what I tried to say in the CNN interview. The equity business can be good if you - I've got a friend who buys failing companies, and he trie

"Tonight, we tell Wisconsin, we tell our country and we tell people all across the globe that voters really do want leaders who stand up and make the tough decisions," Gov. Scott Walker (R-Wis.) said after he beat a recall attempt. Walker said that while "bringing our state together will take some time, no doubt about it," he believes "there is

"It is a major crusade of mine and that is to get rid of the Star-Spangled Banner. Now I know you’re going to say I am not a true American I’m not patriotic. I don’t think patriotism has anything to do with it. The National Anthem is just absolutely monumentally un-singable. I mean there’s so much wrong with it. I don’t know where to star

Rush Limbaugh: He is celebrity of the United States. He is not the president, and his whole team's out there pushing this. Barack Hussein Kardashian, is what he has become. Anna Wintour, The Devil Wears Prada. That's Anna Wintour. The Meryl Streep character is modeled after Anna Wintour. Her rep is she's very mean to her employees. You're no

"A race where one side is outspending the other by a ratio of at least 8 to 1 probably won't tell us much about a future race," press secretary Jay Carney said about Wisconsin.

A Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate who was personally courted by President Obama to run for office now says he has “no connections to President Obama.” Democratic Senate hopeful Richard Carmona distanced himself Monday from President Barack Obama, saying he had “no connections” with the man who urged him to run for office. “Le

"We are a state that has been deeply divided and it is up to all of us, our side and their side, to listen. To listen to each other and to try to do what is right for everyone in this state," Democratic candidate Tom Barrett told incredulous backers gathered in Milwaukee. "The state remains divided and it is my hope that while we have lively debate

CNN contributor and Republican consultant Alex Castellanos explains which states he thinks will determine the election.

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"Mr. Simon may think I should be an employee of the campaign, but I'm not," former President Bill Clinton said of writer's column claiming he is sabotaging the Obama campaign. "I'm trying to help the president win reelection because I think he's done a better job than most people know. I think the healthcare bill is a step in the right direction, n

John B. Taylor, the Mary and Robert Raymond Professor of Economics at Stanford University and the George P. Shultz Senior Fellow in Economics at Stanford's Hoover Institute, delivers the Manhattan Institute's Eighth Annual Hayek Lecture. (Transcript begins at 2:10) "L

"He never liked Obama. They never got along," Dick Morris said on "Hannity" last night. "When it comes to a little jab here, a little jab there, you can count on Clinton to do it. And this was not such a little jab; this was throwing Obama under the bus. Obama's whole campaign is based on the idea that Romney is not a venture capitalist; he's a vul

"I think there are some that want to make it a national election," Barrett said Tuesday on CNN's "Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien." "That's part of my gripe about this is, is I don't want Wisconsin to be the experimental dish for the right wing," Barrett continued. "I want Wisconsin to return to Wisconsin values. So, there are some particula

The panel discusses the latest economic data and the November elections.

Chris Matthews and his panelists discuss how President Obama can win reelection.

O'Reilly looks at the stakes in Tuesday's recall election in Wisconsin.

Ed Schultz is in Madison, Wisconsin talking about the state's recall election.