"What I think the president is portraying with this statement where he says about the public sector workers is his belief they are equivalent to private sector jobs," syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer said about President Obama's comment last week,

Mark Levin reacts to a radio ad by the Obama administration that targets the black community. In the ad the narrator asks for black voters to have Obama's back in November. MARK LEVIN: Now, I may have

President Obama doesn't believe that ObamaCare made a small business close up shop and says his signature piece of legislation doesn't have any regulations that harm business. Transcript follows. KTIV-TV (Sioux City, Iowa) reporter Matt Breen: "One of those businesses that I mentioned said very specifically when they said they needed to close up

"The truth of the matter is that as president of the United States, I've got a lot of responsibilities," President Obama told WBAY-TV when asked why he didn't come to Wisconsin to campaign for Tom Barrett (D-Wis.) in his bid to recall Gov. Scott Walker (R-Wis.) "I was supportive of Tom and have been supportive of Tom," Obama said to the local Gr

"I don't know what he meant, I only know what he said. He said the private sector is doing fine and that's not the case. I mean, you need time lapse photography to detect any movement in this slow-growing economy," Romney senior Eric Fehrnstrom told MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell on Monday afternoon.

Andrea Mitchell, NBC News: How well did he do in the briefing room on Friday promoting his agenda? Bill Burton, Priorities USA PAC: The whole reason the president went out there was to talk about the fact that the economy is not growing fast enough, that we have to do more. Mitchell: I know. But in reality, when he said the private sector i

White House press secretary Jay Carney lashed out at the White House press after he was asked about President Obama's "the private sector is doing fine" comment at Monday's press briefing. "In this recovery that has seen 4.3 million jobs i

RUSH LIMBAUGH: Do you think Obama knows anybody in the private sector apart from his campaign donors? Did he knew anybody in the private sector before he went into politics? You know, it's no wonder he gets this all mixed up. He doesn't know! And I'm being charitable here. The other side of this is he does know and this is just deceitful as it can

"First of all. We look at Wisconsin as a win. We, which was not reported in the mainstream media -- we picked up a Senate seat which denies Scott Walker an majority in the Senate," former DNC chairman Howard Dean said at the Netroots Nation conference. Q: Do you think there’s a change in the relationship between the Democratic base and labor,

On Friday's broadcast of the online-only "Overtime" portion of HBO's "Real Time," host Bill Maher explained his disdain for the phrase "American exceptionalism," lamenting we are a stupid country. This led Maher to explain why he thinks Mormonism will be America's religion in the next 100 years because, according to him, "It's a stupid religion and

“Four years ago we made history,” a male announcer says. “Now it’s time to move forward and finish what we started together. We have to show the President we have his back.” The spot is inter-cut with audio from President Obama’s speeches, touching on familiar political and campaign themes. “I refuse to pay for another millionaire�

Stephanie Cutter, President Obama’s deputy campaign manager, appears on Starting Point with Soledad O’Brien to talk about recent comments by Pres. Obama and Mitt Romney on the economy. Cutter says, “I think the American people understand what [President Obama] was saying on Friday…. [Pres. Obama’s] had a plan before Congress for nine m

“The real story about this economy is that the cutbacks at the public sector are what’s hurting the recovery," Paul Krugman said in his defense of President Obama declaring the private second to be just fine. “By this point in Obama�

Steven Rattner, former advisor to President Obama disagrees with the president's claim that the private sector economy is doing "just fine." “I think you have a hard time saying the private sector is doing fine,” Mr. Rattner said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," noting that close to 5 million private-sector jobs have disappeared since the beginning

"He’s the president of the United States, the most powerful man in the world," Romney surrogate Bay Buchanan told CNN’s Soledad O’Brien. "He had to take some responsibility for the economy that his policies have created after three and a half years. Take a little responsibility. Show a little leadership." "What has failed in this country,

Romney campaign: Last Friday, the unemployment rate rose to 8.2 percent and 300,000 more people joined the long-term unemployed. One week later, President Obama said the private sector is doing fine. Only a president that presides over forty months of unemployment over 8 percent would think that the last jobs report is "doing fine." These comme

"This is the kind of thing that we do in campaigns. Your community and my community. We get all excited about it. The question is what it means. Is there transcendent meaning to it in November? Will people be making judgments on this? No, they are going to judge what the president has done," David Axelrod told host Charlie Rose on CBS's "This Morni

YouTube description: Luz Lozada, mother of Kindergartner at PS90 visit FNC's Brian Kilmeade and shares the story of how her son, Daniel Mitchell (along with the rest of the graduating Kindergarten class) was banned by the Principal Greta Hawkins, from singing Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA"; only to be swapped out by Justin Bieber's song "Baby"

"I think we need more leaks and not less. I mean I actually think that we should know how the war is operating and what's going on with a kill list that's operating out of the White House or what covert activities we're engaged in," MSNBC's Chris Hayes said on NBC's "Today" show on Monday.